Articles, tagged with "medical coding", page 2
18th May 2011
The nursing vocation has witnessed tremendous changes in the last five decades. There are many profits in nursing career as well as nursing education. The nursing courses are in high demand that every medical industry need employments in this continually ...
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Author:
Kshitiz Mahajan
04th May 2011
Recently, my gastroenterologist ordered barium enema for a four-year old male patient with a history of encopresis and constipation. Therefore, I am billing the procedure for my radiologist. How should you report the procedure if the radiologist writes ...
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Author:
Erin Lang Masercola
03rd May 2011
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Medisweans is a subsidiary of Sweans technologies based in US, announces its latest measures on the wake to fasten the payment processing. In order to help its clients get paid faster, the company has enhanced its existing web b...
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Author:
ajaythomas
19th April 2011
The best thing about electronic medical billing is in its feature of containing some form of medical coding in it. Most people appear to be ignorant of the fact that this entire exercise of such a billing process warrants different sets of tasks and respo...
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Author:
JessicaThomson
07th April 2011
Medical Coding and Request Professionals are decent highly wanted after in an ever expanding marketplace. The prospects for much eligible people are both numerous and bountied. As a scrutiny writing expert, you testament pauperism to couple how to control...
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Author:
rohit14sharma
06th April 2011
In today's competitive environment, outsourcing has become crucial to reduce the cost for an organization and focus on his heart craft activities. Outsourcing has helped companies offshore at about 60 to 70 percent savings for the same use in other critic...
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Author:
datascrapping
30th March 2011
Does your neurosurgery practice provide greater occipital nerve blocks? If so, don't let your neurosurgery coding turn into a headache. Confirm specifics about the patient's headache and the service your provider offered to pinpoint the proper diagnosi...
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Author:
Erin Lang Masercola
21st March 2011
There are lots of aspects that a physician or a medical billing company has to concentrate while performing the medical billing task. The work involves interaction with the patient and the insurance company or the clearing house.
You have lot of proces...
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Author:
Tanya
21st March 2011
So you want to know how to keep your cool during a Medicare audit? One MAC wants to ensure your documentation meets the muster and will not trigger any issues with auditors so that you can take it easy if you find out they will be paying you a call.
Rec...
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Author:
James Smith
17th March 2011
Last December, Part B practices heaved a sigh of relief when Congress froze Medicare payments at 2010 levels throughout 2011. And because of that vote, you have not had to deal with the potentially devastating 25 percent cuts that you would have faced on ...
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Author:
James Smith
16th March 2011
In a particular coding scenario, the surgeon used a bivalve, suctioned the old blood from where a hemorrhoid had necrosed and fallen off; however the large vessel underneath was continuing to bleed (all carried out under anesthesia). Subsequent to this he...
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Author:
Erin Lang Masercola
15th March 2011
As everyone knows, when ICD-9 becomes ICD-10, you will not always have a simple one-to-one relationship between old and new codes. Many a time, you will have more options that may require changing the way your physician documents a service and a coder rep...
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Author:
Erin Lang Masercola
15th March 2011
Our lap-band representative told us not to bill morbid obesity as the diagnosis when a patient returns for a follow up visit outside the global period. What should we bill here? Should we go by the rep's suggestions and bill a co-morbid condition instead?...
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Author:
James Smith
15th March 2011
This year CPT adds nine new codes for open hiatal hernia repair and esophagogastric fundoplication; however codes for comparable laparoscopic procedures stay the same, except for one new add-on code you should know.
Get the pay you merit with this how-t...
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Author:
James Smith
14th March 2011
A patient reports flashes & floaters; however the ophthalmologist doesn't find evidence of retinal pathology on routine ophthalmoscopy. Considering this, are we justified in billing for extended ophthalmoscopy (EO)?
Answer: If the ophthalmoscopy is a r...
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Author:
Erin Lang Masercola