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Wiki Atropine J0461
- Thread starter JRC
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In our office we are also using that Atropine code, if the doctor tells us they used .5mg we are billing with quanity 50 for the code to reflect the dosage amount. Hopefully the code description will get changed next year. I thought I read the description wrong when I saw it this year!
jjstauffer62
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Atropine
We also use Atropine in our office, I also thought that we had read the description wrong. I guess wishful thinking on my part. We use either .4 = 40 units or .8 =80 units. I am hoping they change the descriptor for 2011-it made no sense, last years was .3 and this year .01.
We also use Atropine in our office, I also thought that we had read the description wrong. I guess wishful thinking on my part. We use either .4 = 40 units or .8 =80 units. I am hoping they change the descriptor for 2011-it made no sense, last years was .3 and this year .01.