Orthopedic Coding Alert
Reader Question:
Look For Definitive Codes for Traumatic Dislocation after Hip Replacement
Published on Sun Jan 16, 2011
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Orthopedic Coding Alert
- Coding Strategies:
Part 1: Step Up Your Hip Replacement Claims Accuracy With These Tips
Additional procedures that you report determine your reimbursement.A simple hip replacement may look easy to [...] - ICD-10 Update:
Look for Underlying Etiology to Determine Chronic Gout Code in ICD-10
One ICD-9 code expands to five ICD-10 codes.When reporting gout as a cause of arthritis [...] - Got a Hip Replacement? Know What Services Are Bundled
You will often need to report a number of different additional procedures with hip replacement. [...] - Modifier How-to:
Part 2: Modifier Mythbuster -- Learn the Truth Behind 3 More Common Modifier 24 Myths
Hint: Know your payer's policies on billing complication treatment.To ensure payment for E/M services your [...] - You Be the Coder:
Turn to Intraoperative Findings in Soft Tissue Ruptures
Question: Our patient, a 76-year-old female, presented for progressively severe pain in the right hip [...] - Reader Question:
Look For Definitive Codes for Traumatic Dislocation after Hip Replacement
Question: Our patient, who had undergone a total hip replacement, fell and dislocated his hip. [...] - Reader Question:
Look At What Was Dissected In Shoulder Arthroscopy
Question: A 'C arm' fluoroscopy was used to identify an exostosis of the left distal [...] - Reader Question:
Do Not Report Saucerization with Meniscal Repair
Question: Does the code 29882 (Arthroscopy, knee, surgical; with meniscus repair [medial OR lateral]) include [...]
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