What guidance does the AMA CPT Assistant Newsletter (July 2000) provide regarding the necessity of hyperventilation and/or photic stimulation in EEG testing, specifically for codes 95816 and 95819, and how are these procedures billed in relation to the EEG service?
A patient undergoes remote physiologic monitoring (RPM) for weight, blood pressure, pulse oximetry, and respiratory flow rates using a medical device that meets the FDA’s definition. The collected and transmitted data are digitally transmitted, and the service is ordered by a physician. The patient receives education on using the device, and the device is supplied for daily recording or programmed alert transmissions. The monitoring duration is over 30 days. Which codes should be reported in 2024 for this remote physiologic monitoring service, and are there any specific conditions or limitations associated with reporting these codes?
Do you have any tips for respiratory therapy rehabilitation in 2024?
How does the end of the PHE continue to impact supervision requirements for pulmonary rehabilitation services in 2024?
What code should we report for pulmonary stress testing to evaluate dyspnea? Can you clarify what is included in this code?
What are the billing requirements for pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) codes 94625 and 94626?
What are the key points to consider for pulmonary rehabilitation services in 2024?
Is there a CPT® code to report when a respiratory therapist provides instruction on how to use incentive spirometry in a physician’s office?
What code would I report for interrogation and programming of phrenic nerve stimulator during polysomnography?
Can we report an apnea device separately when providing services encompassed in apnea monitoring?
Can we report 94664 more than once per day when IPPB treatments are included for the acute airway?
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