PDFs
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This resource provides essential guidelines for coding Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) procedures and specific instructions for handling the replacement of code 45378 with G codes.
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Guidelines and process of reviewing and updating coding information for Colonoscopy.
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Example of Superbill with 'excludes' and guidelines to ensure the correct and most specific pathology codes are used, avoiding overlap and redundancy.
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Example of Superbill with non-billable ICD code.
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Pathology tests are performed to diagnose diseases. They help reveal the underlying causes of specific conditions such as autism, cancer, Crohn’s disease, and dementia. By identifying the problems in the body, pathology tests enable targeted treatment and management of symptoms.
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Instances where a medical billing document (like a Superbill) lacks a required diagnosis or contains a code that is incorrect or not recognized. These examples highlight errors or omissions that can impact billing accuracy.
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Example of a visit where an injection was administered to the patient.
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This guide explains how to distinguish self-pay from billing.
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Office Visits are coded differently according to the patient's condition and the time the office visit took. Some other guidelines are discussed in this resource.
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View an example of an incorrectly tagged as New Patient.
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