Anesthesia Coding Alert
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Anesthesia Coding Alert
- Diagnosis Coding:
Follow 4 Steps to Successful Burn Diagnosis Selection
Site, severity, and type will guide your choice. In last month’s issue of Anesthesia Coding Alert, [...] - Practice Management:
Pay Attention to Potential Changes to Incident-to Billing
Your months to report the service might be numbered. If you code for pain management [...] - Compliance:
Find Your Own Fit for Documenting Risk
There’s not a set form for you to follow. You know that assessing your practice’s [...] - You Be the Coder:
Report This for Anesthesia During EEG
Question: A 31-year-old patient underwent an EEG under general anesthesia due to behavioral issues and [...] - Reader Question:
Include LT, RT Instead of 50 on 64420
Question: I know that some changes were made to codes 64420 and 64421 for 2020 [...] - Reader Question:
Screening Status Determines Whether to Report Modifier PT
Question: A patient had an EGD with biopsy for dysphagia and a screening colonoscopy that [...] - Reader Question:
Bill Facility Services Under CRNA Name, Not Attending
Question: Our CRNAs are employed by the hospital. They sometimes perform supplemental procedures such as [...] - Reader Question:
Assign Modifier AD When Physician Maxes Out on Concurrent Cases
Question: Our anesthesiologist is billing more than four concurrent cases. How do we file this [...] - Reader Question:
Code 93312 for TEE Crosses to 01922
Question: How should I code for anesthesia during a transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) procedure with probe [...] - Reader Question:
Check Approach Before Coding Stress Incontinence Sling
Question: Our physician provided anesthesia during surgery to place a stress incontinence sling. How do [...] - Reader Question:
Put These Patient Record Safeguards in Place
Question: A new front-desk staff member insists that our office is violating HIPAA by maintaining [...]
