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09-02-2010, 06:28 AM

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e&m reduced service

i was just asked if there needs to be a reduced service modifier added to an e&m code if the visit was performed by an arnp. they dont need one right?

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no you do not put a modifer such as a 52 to an E&M code, however you do bill using the ARPN NPI number which will reduce the payment.

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thats what i thought but i dont code e&m so i wanted to verify before i answered, thanks!!

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