Cardiology Coding Alert
Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation
Published on Tue Oct 01, 2002
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Cardiology Coding Alert
- Inconclusive Diagnostic Imaging Unleashes PET Scan Payment Potential
Coding for positron emission tomography (PET) scans depends mainly on whether the scan is a [...] - PET Coverage Varies by Scanner Type
The type of equipment the cardiac physician uses for PET scans is vital because it [...] - Separate Diagnoses Key to Concurrent Care Claims
When coding for a cardiologist who is working with another doctor to treat a patient, [...] - Emphasize Expertise to Increase Concurrent Care Pay
If two cardiologists are providing concurrent care to a patient, the likelihood of both receiving [...] - CCI Update:
Version 8.3 Alters Cardiology Injection Coding
The latest Correct Coding Initiative (CCI) edits version 8.3, effective Oct. 1 to Dec. [...] - ICD-9 Codes for 2003 Require CHF Scrutiny
Recent revisions and additions to cardiology diagnosis codes mean that coders will have to master [...] - You Be the Coder:
Patient Right Renal Artery
Test your coding knowledge. Determine how you would code this situation before looking at the [...] - Reader Question:
Postangiogram Admit
Question: One of our patients had an office consultation (99215, Office or other outpatient visit [...] - Reader Question:
Aortogram With Run-Off and Stenting
Question: One of our cardiologists did an aortogram with run-off and stenting of the ostial [...] - Reader Question:
Assist for A-Fib Ablation
Question: What documentation is required to bill "assistant at surgery" for a-fib ablation procedures? These [...] - Reader Question:
Measuring Carotid Intimal Thickness
Question: My department is interested in doing carotid intimal medial thickness measurements to assess cardiovascular [...] - Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation
- Tips for Understanding CHF
Coders in cardiology practices will have to become well-versed in the intricacies of congestive heart [...]
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