General Question for the Week of January 24, 2022
One of my physicians is asking why they have to document the percentage of stenosis instead of mild, moderate, or severe. Do you have any insight?
One of my physicians is asking why they have to document the percentage of stenosis instead of mild, moderate, or severe. Do you have any insight?
Are there any updates for PAMA in 2022?
Can you clarify how MUEs are used?
My doctor documents moderate sedation time as “approximately xx minutes.” Is this appropriate documentation of time?
Is the AMA’s definitive drug class listing catalog all-encompassing?
I’ve heard that pathologists are facing reimbursement cuts for 2022. Is this true?
What is the status of the appropriate use criteria? Did the final rule provide any updates?
Are there still coding and compliance risks posed with COVID-19 testing and protocol? Is there potential for audits in the future?
If my radiologist supervises a physician assistant (PA) performing a procedure in the radiology department of the hospital, and signs off on the report, can the radiologist bill the procedure under his name?
Radiology stakeholders are still working to understand and absorb the potential impacts of the 2022 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) proposed rule released by the
When reporting for appropriate use criteria in the future, what must be included in the claims?
For code 92941 is there a way of determining if the patient has subtotal occlusion or are we strictly left to rely on the physician to document that specific phrase?
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