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Good morning/afternoon all. Question does anyone on here know of any company hiring for remote Emergency Department Facility Charge Specialist? I have 25+yrs experience,my cpc.
Worked for a local hospital remotely till recently. I'm proficient in Emergency Department Leveling/cpt procedures/injections/infusions etc. Maintained a 95% or higher accuracy rate. Any leads would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Pam- I work for an Urgent Care, POS 20. Can we bill an E/M with the Flu Vaccine CPT 90661 and admin CPT 90471 if pt comes to an ugent care for an injury and wants a flu shot? with the injury Dx and dx Z23 linked to the flu vaccine? Thanks!
I have a dexa billing question.
When we have a patient that has bilat hip replacements our techs substitute the forearm/wrist image instead. The full scan then becomes Spine and forearm/wrist. What is correct coding for this situation?
77080 alone OR 77080 & 77081 59 mod.
Any help would be great! Thanks
I have a doctor continues to tell me then I am under coding his procedures. Could someone please explain to me in Laymans terms the difference between 92928 and 92930?
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dkhadley
I am now confused with the answer-nowhere in the description of code 92930 does it state "Atherectomy". It states 2 or more distinct coronary lesions with 2 or more stents deployed in 2 or more coronary segments, or a bifurcation lesion requiring angioplasty and /or stenting in both the main coronary artery and/or its branch(es)
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cheray.dillon@gmail.com
Try using CPT code 92945, this may help. I looked it up on Codify with AAPC.
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taradawn_i@yahoo.com
92928 is a single lesion. 92930 would be for two lesions, either 2 separate lesions in a main artery, 1 lesion in a main artery (ex LD) and one in a side branch (1st diagonal), or if you have a bifurcation lesion.

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