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Check your contracts -- you need to be sure you identify any payer contracts that were negotiated per CPT code and therefore don't include the 2009 changes, advised
Cardiology Coding Alert
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CPT guidelines state that a programming evaluation "includes" the components of both the remote and [...] - Trot Out the Red Pen Again:
CPT 2009 Has a Typo
The second paragraph of the section guidelines for "Cardiovascular Device Monitoring -- Implantable Devices" states, "A [...] - Bonus Device Monitoring Tip
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5 essentials help keep your noninvasive study codes watertight Your practice may use ankle/brachial indices [...] - Watch for Your Chance to Report Duplex and ABI
Your payer's LCD may offer all the support you need. When your cardiologist performs an [...] - You Be the Coder:
Beat Battery Change Blues
Question: A patient came in for permanent dualchamber generator removal and placement of a new [...] - READER QUESTIONS:
1 93556 Unit Covers All Services
Question: My cardiologist has been billing two units of 93556, but Medicare denies the claim [...] - READER QUESTIONS:
Turn to Extremity Code for Subclavian Venogram
Question: How should I code a diagnostic subclavian venogram? Florida Subscriber Answer: For a subclavian [...] - READER QUESTIONS:
Add Dx to Your Home PT/INR Testing Options
Question: I need to report home prothrombin time testing for a patient with femoral venous [...] - READER QUESTIONS:
Keep 93508 for Diagnostic Cath
Question: If I'm reporting 92980 and 92981's professional component, may I report 93508, too? California [...]
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