lhoot
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Good Morning,
I’ve posted a previous question on this same topic, but hoping a different take on it might produce some replies.
I have a couple questions concerning incident-to billing in an Urgent Care setting. First, is it appropriate to code for incident-to billing in an Urgent Care setting?
If it is appropriate, I have a couple of Urgent Care scenarios that I would like a sanity check on.
Thank you,
Laura
I’ve posted a previous question on this same topic, but hoping a different take on it might produce some replies.
I have a couple questions concerning incident-to billing in an Urgent Care setting. First, is it appropriate to code for incident-to billing in an Urgent Care setting?
If it is appropriate, I have a couple of Urgent Care scenarios that I would like a sanity check on.
- Physician sees pt with impacted cerumen. Nurse performs ear lavage. Should 69209 be billed for the physician?
- Physician sees pt for urinary retention with indwelling urinary catheter. Nurse performs catheter change. Should 51702 be billed for the physician?
Thank you,
Laura