Otolaryngology Coding Alert

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Are You Explaining Yourself Clearly on 'Unlisted' Claims?

Think ‘streamlined’ and ‘simple language’ to find success. If you have no option but to submit an unlisted code such as 42699 (Unlisted procedure, salivary glands or ducts), 69399 (Unlisted procedure, external ear), or 31299 (Unlisted procedure, accessory sinuses), there’s still hope for adequate reimbursement. Start your claim with the following tips in mind. Tip 1: Keep Documentation Simple and [...]
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