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    Wiki Attempted but unsuccessful

    POS: 11 Procedure: pelvic angiogram with attempted crossing of common iliac occlusion from ipsilateral femoral and contralateral femoral access; unable to cross the lesion for angioplasty and stenting as intended. Can we bill for the intended 37221 with a modifier (which modifier?) or should we...
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    Wiki POS issues J0612 calcium gluconate

    Is anyone familiar with the billing of J0612 calcium gluconate, in regards to POS? Is this drug POS specific? I have tried researching it for any specific POS guidelines for this drug whether it's allowed to be administered in office or hospital only, however I am not able to find anything specific.
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    Wiki Office based anesthesia services

    Hello Our office just started doing a bit of MAC in the office for HDR services, I am running into a bit of problems with insurance companies. We bill anesthesia codes with corresponding modifiers (AA,QS, and status modifiers, POS is 11, diagnosis used is the same as the one in the Op Note...
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    Wiki New NP & POS

    I just started working for Primary care and I need some help with the Billing and POS for a New NP in a different location. In the process of hiring a New NP and she will be in a different location 1. New NP A she will use an OBGYN clinic on Wed and Thurs... The OB is closed on Wed...
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    Wiki Anesthesia coding/billing for POS 11

    How/can I bill for anesthesia services done at POS 11 in office? For example, CRNA administered anesthesia for a kyphoplasty case that was in office. Is there a modifier that should be billed besides the QZ?
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    Wiki NC Medicare

    We have a CRNA group who performs anesthesia services (non medically directed) for Vascular and Renal patients in a North Carolina facility. The facility is a "Physician Office". (POS 11). Medicare (Palmetta GBA) is denying claims based on "procedure code / bill type inconsistent with POS"...
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    Wiki Switching between POS 11 and POS 20

    When I worked in Idaho, the physician's office could legally bill for both POS 11 and POS 20. I am now working in Utah and have not been able to find out if this is a legal practice in Utah, as well. I have contacted the Utah Division of Health Facility Licensing and they could not give me an...
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