mrsrobinson525
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Can add on code 99356 be billed with Medicare or Medicare Advantage?
Yes! but I'm sure this will depend on which MAC jurisdiction your state is in.Can add on code 99356 be billed with Medicare or Medicare Advantage?
I'm a new coder. Could you tell me how to check the jurisdiction? I'm in North Carolina.Yes! but I'm sure this will depend on which MAC jurisdiction your state is in.
No worries. The CMS website has a list who the MACs are and their jurisdictions. Here is the link to check your jurisdiction which is Palmetto https://www.cms.gov/files/document/macs-state-jun-2021.pdfI'm a new coder. Could you tell me how to check the jurisdiction? I'm in North Carolina.
I'm a new coder. Could you tell me how to check the jurisdiction? I'm in North Carolina.
Thank you for all this information.This is a new code for our practice and I've been tasked with gathering information on it. Now that I've figure out which jurisdiction I'm in, is there a list of approved codes somewhere online or is it noted next to the code in the CPT book?
You’re welcome. The CMS website is a great source of reference for what you’re looking for. The CPT book does not provide payer specific guidelines. That knowledge typically comes from work experience in a billing department/ back end revenue cycle. Here’s a link from CMS.gov that you can navigate to help find the info you’re looking forThank you for all this information.This is a new code for our practice and I've been tasked with gathering information on it. Now that I've figure out which jurisdiction I'm in, is there a list of approved codes somewhere online or is it noted next to the code in the CPT book?
This above link is more related to the Stark Law and that list is the list of DHS as related to Physician Self Referral. It's not necessarily a list of "covered" CPT.You’re welcome. The CMS website is a great source of reference for what you’re looking for. The CPT book does not provide payer specific guidelines. That knowledge typically comes from work experience in a billing department/ back end revenue cycle. Here’s a link from CMS.gov that you can navigate to help find the info you’re looking for