Hi All,
When billing pediatric vaccines, I am aware that you have to bill by component. Our clinic offers a flu shot at a discounted price for every flu season. The flu discount is cheaper than our regular administration charges.
For example, let's say that our flu shot is $30 (we charge through administration fee and bill the vaccine itself as $0). Our initial administration charge is $60 and additional immunization charge is $37 ea. If I have a child who came in for flu, Hep A, and HIB - how do we capture the $30 flu discount, but also capture the first components of the other vaccines? Are there any better suggestions on how we need to be billing these?
90460 for flu is $30
90460 for other vaccines is $60
90461 for addtl' vaccines is $37 ea
When billing pediatric vaccines, I am aware that you have to bill by component. Our clinic offers a flu shot at a discounted price for every flu season. The flu discount is cheaper than our regular administration charges.
For example, let's say that our flu shot is $30 (we charge through administration fee and bill the vaccine itself as $0). Our initial administration charge is $60 and additional immunization charge is $37 ea. If I have a child who came in for flu, Hep A, and HIB - how do we capture the $30 flu discount, but also capture the first components of the other vaccines? Are there any better suggestions on how we need to be billing these?
90460 for flu is $30
90460 for other vaccines is $60
90461 for addtl' vaccines is $37 ea