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Wiki High risk pap - signature on the ABN

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Leandra

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When billing Q0091 and/or G0101 to Medicare with dx V15.89 (high risk) do we still get the pt's signature on the ABN?
 
Leandra said:
When billing Q0091 and/or G0101 to Medicare with dx V15.89 (high risk) do we still get the pt's signature on the ABN?
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I would. These are still screening codes and if Medicare does an audit and determines the "high risk" not to meet their criteria, they can come back and deny a claim. The only way you would be able to bill the patient is if you had a signed ABN on file.
 
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