Urology Coding Alert

Radiology Focus:

Follow This Advice the Next Time You Code Bladder Scans

Hint: Don't forget E/M could be allowed with 51798. Trends during the past several years have included seeing more urologists (and other specialists) perform scans in their offices instead of hospital settings. One prime example from urology practices is the bladder scan, which is sometimes handled differently than other common scans. Our experts offer real-world advice to explain bladder scan [...]
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