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Just have a few questions...if a patient comes in for infertility issues as her chief complaint but also discussions other female issues and the dr listed both codes isn't it wrong to drop the infertility code because it won't get paid and it would "label" the patient? Same goes for obesity?
What about when the office has been told they are going to be audited and are told what patient files will be reviewed they scramble to recheck and double check that they haven't missed anything and if had they change things before the review to make it appear nothing was wrong? What about charging a state aided patient a no show fee for a missed appointment isn't that wrong or illegal? Or what if when billing an insurance for a global maternity service they are also charging the initial office visit seperately, shouldn't that be included as global? As you can see i have alot of questions and/or concerns, any help would be appreciated;
What about when the office has been told they are going to be audited and are told what patient files will be reviewed they scramble to recheck and double check that they haven't missed anything and if had they change things before the review to make it appear nothing was wrong? What about charging a state aided patient a no show fee for a missed appointment isn't that wrong or illegal? Or what if when billing an insurance for a global maternity service they are also charging the initial office visit seperately, shouldn't that be included as global? As you can see i have alot of questions and/or concerns, any help would be appreciated;