130 GUIDELINES · ALL 50 STATES, DC AND PUERTO RICO · REVIEWED WEEKLY
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OB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - How to Accurately Code Twin...
Discover essential strategies for accurately coding twin delivery claims in OBGYN billing. This guide offers insights...
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OB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Tubal Ligation Claims: Here’s...
Discover why some payers may resist approving CPT code +58661 for tubal ligation claims. Learn about common issues, payer...
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OB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Code NSTs and BPPs for Twin Pregnancies
Discover expert tips for accurately coding NSTs and BPPs in twin pregnancies. Our OBGYN billing & coding guide ensures...
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OB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Prevent Mistakes When a Pregnant...
In this case, it is clear that complete care has been provided by a single provider or group practice, making them...
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OB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Returning for a Repeat Pap Smear
When a patient returns due to abnormal Pap smear results or insufficient cell samples, it's essential to report the...
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OB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Billing for Pap Smear
Physcians are often confused when it comes to billing pap smears. Finding the correct CPT code for pap smear isn’t easy.
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OB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - How to Report Annual Exams for...
To professionally and economically optimize the financial performance of your ob-gyn practice, it’s imperative to...
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OB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - 5 Must-Know FAQs for +99459 Expense Code
In 2024, CPT code +99459 was introduced as an add-on for pelvic examinations to be used alongside new and established...
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OBGYN Billing & Coding Alert - Modifier 52 For Incomplete or...
How should we report a situation where a physician was not available on time, but the patient’s husband delivered the...
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OBGYN Billing & Coding Thorough Guidelines. Make your billing...
Numerous practices have encountered difficulties with OB/GYN billing and coding due to the constant changes in CPT codes...
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Medicaid covers a large share of births in the US, and no two state programs bill maternity the same way. Some pay a global package. Some refuse it entirely. We publish the rules for each state we bill into.
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