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Wiki Infusion start/stop times

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shihtzuaddict71

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When coding an infusion, do you go by the time in the order (90 minutes) or do you code by the actual start/stop times documented. I've always coded by the start/stop time, but this is now being questioned.
 
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shihtzuaddict71 said:
When coding an infusion, do you go by the time in the order (90 minutes) or do you code by the actual start/stop times documented. I've always coded by the start/stop time, but this is now being questioned.
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We always go with the actual start and stop times documented by the nurse in the infusion document.
 
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Start and stop times that are actually performed. Dr could order 2 hours but an adverse reaction occurs and there's additional time, or they stop the infusion, etc. You code what was actually done.
 
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