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Wiki Medicare Pap

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Our office is having trouble billing Medicare pap's. Medicare does not pay for 99397 but does pay for the G & Q codes for pelvic/breast exam and Medicare Papp. Is that all you bill is the G & Q code or is their a way to incorporate the 99397 and get paid? How is everyone else billing Medicare papps. Most times the Dr is only doing the papp, not a breast exam. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
 
Our office codes G0101 and Q0091 if you do a pap smear. If any other medical issue is discussed or treated by provider, bill an E/M code with a -25 modifier also. DX for G0101 is V76.2.

Hope this is helpful.

Terri Freeland CMM
 
Our office is having trouble billing Medicare pap's. Medicare does not pay for 99397 but does pay for the G & Q codes for pelvic/breast exam and Medicare Papp. Is that all you bill is the G & Q code or is their a way to incorporate the 99397 and get paid? How is everyone else billing Medicare papps. Most times the Dr is only doing the papp, not a breast exam. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Is the patient in for a Well exam also, if so you would bill it out the way you mentioned and the well exam would be a patient liability since Medicare does not cover them.

Just my 2 cents
 
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