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Briefings on APCs: "Messy Modifiers: -25, -52, -58, -78, and -59 Explained"

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  • November 11, 2010
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Briefings on APCs interviewed Katherine Abel, CPC, CMPA, CPC-I, CMRS, Director of Curriculum for AAPC regarding coding E/M service with modifier -25. She explains the need to ensure practices understand the CPT codes in order to eliminate confusion when submitting reimbursements. This article can be found online at HCPro.com, but you must have a subscription to view the article.

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  1. sheryl Robinson says:
    November 13, 2010 at 4:46 pm

    please explaim differnet modifer’s.

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