Laboratory Question for the Week of October 30, 2023
We are having confusion over reporting codes 88331 and 88332. Can you please clarify the differences in definitions between “block” and “section”?
We are having confusion over reporting codes 88331 and 88332. Can you please clarify the differences in definitions between “block” and “section”?
Can you explain the details behind the service of MSLT? We want a clearer understanding in order to know what codes we should report.
If a patient had a G-tube, D-or J-tube, or G-J tube previously and needs a new one placed through a new access, would this be coded as a replacement?
Can we use the new 2023 heart/coronary codes for outpatient hospitals?
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