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HCPCS Code for Low osmolar contrast material, 100-199 mg/ml iodine concentration, per ml Q9965

HCPCS code Q9965 for Low osmolar contrast material, 100-199 mg/ml iodine concentration, per ml as maintained by CMS falls under Contrast Agents/Diagnostic Imaging .

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Low osmolar contrast material, 100-199 mg/ml iodine concentration, per ml

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Help with coding Omnipaque
[QUOTE="greatbiller, post: 415442, member: 189312"] Q9967 is billed by # of ml given to patient. If patient is given 100 ml, then Q9967 is billed x 100 units. The 350 in the name of the contrast is ... [ Read More ]
flouroscopic guidance denial
I think you're using the wrong fluoro code, which is why it was denied. It should be 77003. I don't believe you need the modifier 59 (but it's been a hot minute since we stopped doing these in our o... [ Read More ]
Regarding contact dye using "Q9965/Q9966/Q9967" Payments
Good Afternoon Everyone, Anyone who got paid for the injecting of Contrast dyes for "Q9965/Q9966/Q9967" for Omnipaque contrast dye used during the surgery? They asked to provide the NDC number which... [ Read More ]
Help with coding Omnipaque
[b]Thank you.[/b] [QUOTE="greatbiller, post: 415442, member: 189312"]Q9967 is billed by # of ml given to patient. If patient is given 100 ml, then Q9967 is billed x 100 units. The 350 in the name o... [ Read More ]
Help with coding Omnipaque
Q9967 is billed by # of ml given to patient. If patient is given 100 ml, then Q9967 is billed x 100 units. The 350 in the name of the contrast is the # of mg per ml of contrast material. Q9965 woul... [ Read More ]
Help with coding Omnipaque
I am an auditor for our coding denials. I see where our coding team is coding Q9967 for Omnipaque 350, but the 100mlis only being administered. Would that be coded to Q9965? Because only 100ml was us... [ Read More ]
62311 (ESI) w/ Q9965??
I had posted in Ortho forum, but did not receive any answers, so thought I would try this one! Our physician is doing ESI's under fluoro (62311). I know that you cannot bill for the injection of con... [ Read More ]
62311 with Q9965
Our physician is doing ESI's under fluoro. I know that you cannot bill for the injection of contrast material, but can you bill for the contrast material itself? I am thinking no, but we have had mixe... [ Read More ]
Billing for contrast
Hi everyone, I cant remember the reasons why but when I used to bill for contrast (radiology) with codes A9579 and Q9965, Q9967, they were getting denied all the time. So the decision was made to sto... [ Read More ]
Hip injection with dye contrast. Please Help!
Hi, We have been going back and forth with this procedure. This procedure is done in our office in our x-ray suite we own the equipment, here is the note that the phyician dictates. Left intra-art... [ Read More ]
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