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When billing two separate lines of G6015/1 unit each for Medicare due to A.M. treatment and P.M. treatment, what is the proper modifier for the P.M. treatment? Is it a -59 or -76 modifier?

Line 1 G6015 (morning treatment
Line 2 G6015 (59 or 76) (afternoon treatment)

Thanks.
 
76 is for a repeated procedure in a different session on the same day
XE is for a procedure that would otherwise bundle into the other procedure but is allowable to unbundled due to separate session.
I think 76 works better here but I do not see a problem with either one. I do know that the 76 will bypass the discounting, I am not certain the XE does although logic says it should.
 
I agree

76 is for a repeated procedure in a different session on the same day
XE is for a procedure that would otherwise bundle into the other procedure but is allowable to unbundled due to separate session.
I think 76 works better here but I do not see a problem with either one. I do know that the 76 will bypass the discounting, I am not certain the XE does although logic says it should.

:) I agree
 
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