Respiratory Question for the Week of September 23, 2024
Can physical therapists bill PT codes separately when they conduct assessments and individual treatment services included in a PR program?
Can physical therapists bill PT codes separately when they conduct assessments and individual treatment services included in a PR program?
When managing a patient with acute airway obstruction, what modification to oxygen therapy can be made to improve oxygen saturation, and how is this service billed?
If we state “PRN Oxygen,” will this suffice when billing Medicare for oxygen?
Is there a CPT® for the delivery of oxygen in the operating room?
Why are E&M codes 99202–99205 and 99211–99215, as well as HCPCS code G0463, not billable by the facility for services provided as part of the pulmonary rehabilitation program?
When do we report 94664 vs 94667?
Can respiratory therapists bill for smoking cessation services provided with pulmonary rehabilitation?
What is the code for reporting BiPAP?
Can we bill 94664 for patients who are already using devices to administer treatments at home?
What codes are used for reporting EEGs that are routine and what is the recording minute range for 2024?
What determines medical necessity for billing pulse oximetry?
What code should be used for brushings or protected brushings during a bronchoscopy, and what important considerations should be taken into account when coding for inpatient versus outpatient procedures?
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