Gastroenterology Coding Alert
Designate Separate E/M with 25
Gastroenterology Coding Alert
- Medicare Knowledge Can Help You Reap Full NPP Benefits
Plan of care is a must for incident-to- billing. Gastroenterology practices that don't take full [...] - Safely Pick Between EGD and Enterosocpy Codes Using Key Documentation
Medical necessity should be the governing factor -- not depth or scope type If you're routinely [...] - Key Guideline Ensures Accurate GI Scope Every Time
Find out CPT, Medicare, private payers' take on 43239 and 43248 claims.If you confuse comprehensive [...] - Be Aware of Medicare Screening Requirements Or Rick Payment Denial
Following 10-year-rule eliminates G0121 rejection.If you slip up on screening colonoscopy claims' frequency guidelines and [...] - You Be The Coder:
Reason for Admission Determines Code
Question: A patient with Crohn's disease was admitted to the hospital for a gastrointestinal (GI) [...] - Reader Question:
Append Modifier 78 for Unplanned Return to OR
Question: My gastroenterologist placed a gastrostomy tube. Then, the tube leaked eight days later so [...] - Reader Question:
Designate Separate E/M with 25
Question: During a meeting with a patient complaining of heartburn, my gastroenterologist performed an expanded, [...] - Reader Question:
Support In-Office FOBT Services With Dx
Question: A 68-year-old established patient reports to the gastroenterologist complaining of rectal bleeding and occasional [...] - Reader Question:
List Definitive Reflux Dx When Doc Gives Details
Question: An established patient presented with difficulty swallowing. My gastroenterologist performed a level-three E/M service [...] - Reader Question:
Employ 59 for Stents Placed in Multiple Ducts
Question: If my physician places stents in both the pancreatic and bile ducts, do I [...] - Reader Question:
Maximize E/M Service Payments for Hepatitis Patients
Question: My gastroenterologist recently saw a patient at the request of the primary-care physician. The [...]
