melissalynnfalkowski
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Anyone know of in office testing codes for hemoglobin A1C and cholesterol?
My dr bought machines to test these right in the office
My dr bought machines to test these right in the office
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In-Office Testing for Cholesterol and A1C
I always check the manufacturer's website for suggested HCPCs/CPTs first. Most times they have one.
I Found a link that has several codes for these types of devices. Hopefully the ones they show are the same manufacturer as your devices.
The two devices are:
Cholestech LDX
Bayer (lipid)
Link:
http://www.hmscweb.com/cptcodes.htm
I always check the manufacturer's website for suggested HCPCs/CPTs first. Most times they have one.
I Found a link that has several codes for these types of devices. Hopefully the ones they show are the same manufacturer as your devices.
The two devices are:
Cholestech LDX
Bayer (lipid)
Link:
http://www.hmscweb.com/cptcodes.htm
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