generic808
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Does anyone have experience in coding for Dexamethasone J1100 and Kenalog (triamcinolone acetonide) J3300/J3301? No insurance seems to pay on these codes?
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Wiki Getting paid on J1040 and J3300/J3301
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danskangel313
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Are you reporting any other codes, including injection codes? What diagnoses are you using? Do they support medical necessity? What denial reasons are you getting?
espressoguy
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My podiatrists bill several of these every day. Since our insurance follow department up never sends them back to me, I presume they are being paid.