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03/23/2026
The difference between straightforward and complex cases is now one of the main factors for coding lower endovascular revascularization (LER). Find out what attendees of the CPT & RBRVS 2026 Annual Symposium had questions about the new codes (37254-37299).
03/23/2026
A burst of publicity around the nomenclature for PAs — physician associates, as these providers prefer, or physician assistants — is a minor but telling sign of the increase in their numbers and influence of non-physician providers. So is the pushback they’re getting in some quarters. But the state of health care in the U.S. suggests that PAs, as well as nurse practitioners (NP), will continue to advance.
 
03/23/2026
Chronic conditions are among the most frequently encountered diagnoses in the outpatient setting. Accurate coding of these conditions is critical not only for proper reimbursement but also for compliance, quality reporting and patient care continuity.
03/23/2026
Practices that bill botulinum toxin injections in 38 states should make sure they’re following the new uniform policy. Medicare administrative contractors (MAC) CGS Administrators, Palmetto GBA, National Government Services, Noridian and WPS implemented the local coverage determination (LCD), effective Feb. 22. It applies to the treatment of 19 conditions, including chemodenervation for blepharospasm, urinary incontinence and chronic migraine.

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