130 GUIDELINES · ALL 50 STATES, DC AND PUERTO RICO · REVIEWED WEEKLY
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130 guidelinesOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - South Dakota Medicaid: Maternity...
South Dakota Medicaid allows providers to bill prenatal visits, delivery, and postpartum care separately for services...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Preparing for Coordinated Care’s...
Coordinated Care announced changes to obstetric billing in its September 2026 provider notice. Beginning January 1, 2027,...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Arizona AHCCCS Maternity Billing
Starting January 1, 2027, Arizona’s AHCCCS program will no longer accept global maternity codes. Report antepartum care,...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
Under the proposal, physicians may receive less payment for office visits performed on the same day as a procedure. It...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - OHCA 2027 Maternity Billing Changes
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) is preparing providers for a mandatory shift from legacy bundled maternal codes...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Incident-to Billing: Navigating...
Incident-to billing lets a practice collect 100% of the Medicare fee schedule for qualifying visits performed by a nurse...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Understanding IUD Coding for...
IUD coding is more than an insertion or removal code. One visit can involve contraceptive counseling, device replacement,...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - OB/GYN Coding Rules for...
Endometriosis surgery is hard to code when more than one site is involved. A surgeon may excise endometriosis from the...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - ICD-10-CM Coding for Obesity...
A pregnant patient can have a high BMI and a documented history of obesity, but that does not automatically mean obesity...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - High-Risk OB and IVF Pregnancy Coding
Pregnancy coding is determined by IVF, donor eggs, gestational carriers, and advanced maternal age, but these factors do...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - Medi-Cal EWC Program Adds 15...
Medi-Cal also announced October 9, 2026 that the California Every Woman Counts (EWC) program will add new procedure codes...
Read moreOB/GYN Billing & Coding Alert - IUD Insertion After Vaginal Delivery
Coding Guidelines Insertion of an IUD immediately following the vaginal delivery might appear to be a part of the...
Read moreMedicaid maternity rules, state by state
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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