Q&A: Reporting arthroscopic biceps tenotomy in CPT
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CE Articles | Dodge real-time CPT coding and billing errors | Receiving payments for rendered physician services relies on clean claim submission with accurate CPT codes. This article reviews common CPT coding and billing errors, their causes, and strategies for preventing them. |
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New on JustCoding.com | New on JustCoding Platinum! Platinum members can access an expanded Q&A on physician querying from Kimberly Lee, M.Ed., RHIA, CCS-P. If you are not a Platinum member and you want to upgrade your account, please call customer service at 800-650-6787. Free quiz Test your knowledge with this week’s free quiz, which features CPT coding for prostate procedures. Mini poll Of the claims you code, which specialty do they primarily fall under? Click here to share your answer. | |
SelectCoder Tip of the Week | Open wound codes are used for wounds caused by trauma. Do not assign an ICD-10-CM code for "open wound" unless the etiology of the wound is related to trauma. Do not use Z codes for any aspect of care of a trauma wound (e.g., no Z code for dressing changes, drain care, or suture removal). Report instead the appropriate subsequent care seventh character with the injury code. Interested in more coding tips and claim validation tools? Click here to sign up for a demo or to learn more about SelectCoder. | |
| Product Spotlight | 2023 CPT Hernia Repair: Peeking Through Code Changes Hernia repairs are common outpatient procedures, so keeping up to date on the latest ICD-10-CM and CPT changes is crucial for coders. During this 60-minute webinar, expert speaker Shelley C. Safian, PhD, RHIA, HCISPP, CCS-P, COC, CPC-I, will discuss changes to hernia repair codes and reporting guidance in the 2023 CPT manual. For more information, call 800-650-6787 or visit the HCPro Healthcare Marketplace. | |
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