Critical Care Coding FAQ: Become a Master of Time

Beware: CPT, CMS differ on ‘family discussion’ parameters. When the physician treats a patient with a critical illness or injury, you need to know when to start and stop the critical care clock in order to avoid miscoding. Check out this FAQ to find out what’s part of critical care, what’s not, and how to correctly [...] Related articles:

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Radiology Coding: CPT 2010 Breathes New Life Into Your Respiratory Coding

Master 32561’s guidelines to prevent a major units gaffe. Flip through the Surgery/Respiratory System section of your CPT 2010 manual, and you’ll see the coding committee has been hard at work adding to and revising your options. Discover the added cath removal code, the all new fibrinolytic agent instillation code, and the reshaped bronchoscopy descriptors, so [...] Related articles:

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