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Q0179 Is Out, Q0162 Is In for 2012

Published on Sun Jan 09, 2011

See non-chemotherapy HCPCS changes at-a-glance.Whether your practice supplies Xgeva, Gamunex-C, or Zuplenz, HCPCS 2012 has important changes you can't afford to miss.Review the updates to the non-chemotherapy codes you're most likely to use, listed in the table below. Check the next issue of Oncology & Hematology Coding Alert for a detailed look at these code changes, which are effective Jan. 1, 2012.
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