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Wiki Table b -3 points
- Thread starter GopiS
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Tonyj
True Blue
Good question.
My answer is yes but I'd to see other feed back on this question.
My answer is yes but I'd to see other feed back on this question.
bharathiT
Guru
If the same provider did the both the things, like Order the EKG & independently visualized the tracing. How many points consider for B-table?
Tonyj
True Blue
According to Novitas Solutions audit form it would be 3 points.
Pathos
Guest
I'm not sure I understand the question correctly. You are asking if you can count 1 point for the "regular" Radiology review, and then 2 points for the "Independently viewed" review?
If you count 3 points for reviewing the EKG and Independently reviewing the same study, I see that as "double dipping". I would suggest 2 points for the "independently reviewed" EKG only from the information supplied above.
If the provider is ordering a new EKG (if there's medical necessity for a new EKG) and independently reviewing an old one, then perhaps you could go with 3 points, but this will really depend on medical necessity and the rest of the chart.
If you count 3 points for reviewing the EKG and Independently reviewing the same study, I see that as "double dipping". I would suggest 2 points for the "independently reviewed" EKG only from the information supplied above.
If the provider is ordering a new EKG (if there's medical necessity for a new EKG) and independently reviewing an old one, then perhaps you could go with 3 points, but this will really depend on medical necessity and the rest of the chart.