mrsb9906
Contributor
What is that? I just heard this term during a phone interview and it's not one I've heard before. Any one know?
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ChrisZim
Networker
Pro-Fee generally refers to coders who work with coding the PROFESSIONAL (or PROVIDER) side of the charges, as opposed to the facility side of the charges - at least that has been my experience. I'm considered a "Pro-Fee" and I code physician/provider charges for services in the office/clinic/outpatient/inpatient/SNF/etc. The hospital has other coders who capture and code the facility side of the charges. That's a very brief description, but I hope it helps....
