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01/28/2019
If a lawyer hits you with a subpoena for a patient’s protected health information (PHI), don’t panic — or you may not only violate the patient’s privacy rights under HIPAA, but also be subject to civil action under state law.
01/28/2019
Shore up the health of expectant mothers and their offspring by standardizing a process to perform hepatitis B screening during an initial prenatal visit and you’ll cut the risk of long-term disease while adding a few dollars to your accounts.
01/28/2019
Pay close attention to new documentation and coding guidance for radiological imaging in the 2019 CPT manual.
01/28/2019
Question: I’m confused by vaccine coverage when some of the shots aren’t covered by my payer. For instance, I’m getting denials on tetanus vaccines. How do I know which ones are covered? And what should I do when a patient comes in needing a shot that my practice may not get paid for?
01/28/2019
Question: Can an ICD-10-CM body mass index (BMI) code be used as a standalone code? If not, what documentation should we look for to justify the use of a BMI code?
01/28/2019
Question: How can I identify a suspended claim? Is there anything that can be done to move a suspended claim forward?
01/28/2019
Practices and labs report millions of Medicare-covered screening services annually, yet some of the frequent fliers see denial rates approaching 50%, according to a Part B News analysis of Medicare claims data.

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