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Wiki TX Medicaid Modifier - When billing a surgery for TX Medicaid

klobo

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Hello,
When billing a surgery for TX Medicaid, does the first surgical procedure need a AG
modifier.
When billing code 28200, do we have to bill as follows:

28200 - AG

Thx
ken
 
It has to do with PSA (Physician Scarcity Areas) but I'm not familiar with it either. I attached a MedLearn article that talks about it.
 

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We bill in CA and we have recently begun billing for a client in TX.
CA Medicaid ( CA Medi-Cal ) requires that the first surgery code on a claim form have the AG modifier.
We saw the AG modifier on the list of modifiers for TX Medicaid and were curious to find out if TX Medicaid requires this modifier.
Are there any other rules we need to know when billing surgeries for TX Medicaid?
Thx for your help,
ken
 
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