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03/13/2023
April is tax time, and practice owners should be attentive to changes in the tax environment — including increased legal and IRS attention and a few wrinkles in the tax code that medical personnel tend to miss.
03/13/2023
Unnecessary, alarming, a step backwards. These are three terms health care organizations used to describe the Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) plans for telehealth when the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) ends.
03/13/2023
You can assign two data points when a provider orders and interprets a test, and count documents from an appropriate source toward data review. The new guidance applies to medical decision-making (MDM) for all level-based E/M visits. It was issued in the March 1 version of the errata and technical corrections for the 2023 CPT manual and released March 3. The changes are retroactive to Jan. 1.
03/13/2023
Here are the codes and consumer-friendly descriptors featured in the Benchmark of the Week. The list represents the codes that were in effect in 2018 and 2019. It is not a crosswalk.
03/13/2023
Claims for psychological, neuropsychological and neurobehavioral status testing increased and denials fell after the AMA made major revisions to the code sets in 2019, according to analysis of Medicare Part B data.
03/13/2023
It’s not an early April Fool’s joke: CMS won’t issue National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) edits in April.
03/13/2023
CMS recently published an FAQ document on the use of drug waste modifiers. The resource addresses how the modifiers affect Medicare policy, to which products they can be appended, billing concerns and more.

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