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Ace Late Effects Sequencing With This Handy Chart
Combination codes for stroke late effects won't always cover all the details.
Part B Insider (Multispecialty) Coding Alert
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Part B Insider (Multispecialty) Coding Alert
- PRIVACY:
Red Flags Rule Flies Nov. 1, After Several Delays
Determine whether your practice is a 'creditor,' and make up your plan accordingly. After a [...] - ICD-9 CODING:
Code Late Effects With Ease
Know these two important exceptions. When coding for late effects, sequencing is everything. Keep one [...] - COMPLIANCE:
Spot Potential Fraud on Your Provider's Claims? Check Documentation, Then Contact Provider
Examine claims for odd activity, experts say. With compliance in the spotlight, many coders are [...] - CLIP AND SAVE:
Ace Late Effects Sequencing With This Handy Chart
Combination codes for stroke late effects won't always cover all the details. Proper sequencing is [...] - READER QUESTION:
These Tips Help You Select the Right Migraine Code
In some cases, the unspecified code may be your best option. Question: A 46-year-old new [...] - PART B CODING COACH:
Stop Forfeiting Up to $779 for Appendectomy Procedures
2 requirements open the door to adding on 44950 to 44970. Do you assume payers [...] - PHYSICIAN NOTES:
CMS Formally Debuts New Geriatric Psychiatry Specialty Code
Plus: CMS changed the Medicare contractor interest rate effective Oct. 22, according to a recent [...] - In other news ...
• CMS is lining up its interest rate with what private consumers pay. Effective Oct. [...]
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