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Wiki 11102

Ngilliam234

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11102 are being denied as inclusive when billed with 11301(59) & 11104(59). Should these services be billed together or is there another way we should be billing?
 
Under the new biopsy codes eff 1/1/19 (11102-11107) you need to bill the most intensive code and then each additional lesion biopsied is reported under add on codes

Pick one primary code from 11102, 11104, 11106. Add-on codes are 11103, 11105, 11107

TANGENTIAL and Punch should be billed as follows:

11104 PUNCH BIOPSY SKIN SINGLE LESION
11103 TANGENTIAL BIOPSY SKIN EA SEP/ADDITIONAL LESION

Then if shave removal 11301 is a separate lesion then bill line with modifier 59, if its same lesion as one of the other 2, the second biopsy is not separately reported
 
Under the new biopsy codes eff 1/1/19 (11102-11107) you need to bill the most intensive code and then each additional lesion biopsied is reported under add on codes

Pick one primary code from 11102, 11104, 11106. Add-on codes are 11103, 11105, 11107

TANGENTIAL and Punch should be billed as follows:

11104 PUNCH BIOPSY SKIN SINGLE LESION
11103 TANGENTIAL BIOPSY SKIN EA SEP/ADDITIONAL LESION

Then if shave removal 11301 is a separate lesion then bill line with modifier 59, if its same lesion as one of the other 2, the second biopsy is not separately reported
Thank you very much
 
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