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CT of the head without contrast is performed in the morning, and a CT of the head with contrast is performed on the same day in the afternoon. Is it correct to code this scenario using 70450 with 70460 separately accompanied by modifier 59, or choose just 70470?
What work is typically included in a CT of the abdomen? Pelvis?
What exactly does 0508T define? Is there any modifier that needs to be reported with this service?
How do you know when it is appropriate to report code 36218 for additional 2nd or 3rd order vessels selectively catheterized?
As discussed last month, the 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) rule has arrived, released by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on Tuesday, July 7, 2022. The proposed rule outlines potential updates to a variety of policies and provisions that dictate payment for many services included in
Can extremity angiography codes 75710 and 75716 be assigned for selective and non-selective imaging?
With as much as 10-30 percent of coding lost in errors and rendered inaccurate, now is a good time to review interventional radiology coding. Even more, radiology has experienced the great resignation, with a turnover in labor, with many facilities likely having brand new eyes and minds focused on coding.
For lower extremity incompetent veins treatment services, what code would I report for the chemical ablation of incompetent extremity veins?
Should we report a separate S & I code with intravascular stent codes? Do we charge for angioplasty separately when reporting these codes?
What code would we report for arterial mechanical thrombectomy?
The 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) rule has arrived, released by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on Tuesday, July 7, 2022. Radiology will once again experience a threat to payments as the pandemic continues to bring consequences for healthcare. As usual, the proposed rule outlines potential
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