kshell73
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First let me say Im a general surgery coder! I've just been tossed into a cardiology office and I have no idea. i am hoping I can lean on this forum a bit while I figure all this out! Thanks!!Kim CPC
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First let me say Im a general surgery coder! I've just been tossed into a cardiology office and I have no idea. i am hoping I can lean on this forum a bit while I figure all this out! Thanks!!Kim CPC
heatheralayna
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It depends on the situation...
if the EKG was done and from that EKG it was decided to do a treadmill, then yes I would say you can bill them on the same date of service with a -59 on the EKG.
If the EKG was done during the treadmill, then no, it is inclusive and cannot be billed.
You want to make sure you know, -59 draws red flags and you want to be sure you have the proof.
HTH
Heather
if the EKG was done and from that EKG it was decided to do a treadmill, then yes I would say you can bill them on the same date of service with a -59 on the EKG.
If the EKG was done during the treadmill, then no, it is inclusive and cannot be billed.
You want to make sure you know, -59 draws red flags and you want to be sure you have the proof.
HTH
Heather