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Modifier 22 for Increased Procedural Services : Understanding and Applying  

Modifier 22, which denotes increased procedural services, is applicable when a procedure exceeds the usual complexity, but its use requires more than just additional effort. Modifier 22 should only be…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC August 8, 2024
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Modifier 52: Understanding and Correct Application

Basics of modifier 52 Modifier 52 is employed to indicate a reduction or elimination of a surgical or diagnostic service at the provider's discretion. Its application is specific to CPT…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC August 5, 2024
62 modifier
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Avoiding Common Mistakes in Dual Surgeon Coding with 62 Modifier

Basics of 62 Modifier When two surgeons work together as primary surgeons performing distinct part(s) of a single reportable procedure, each surgeon should report his/her distinct operative work by submitting…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC May 28, 2024
Minor & Major Difference between 25 and 57 modifier
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Minor & Major Difference between 25 and 57 modifier

We know that their are set of modifiers used for E/M codes for any related or unrelated services performed on the same date of service (DOS). But still many medical…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC May 26, 2024
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GZ and GY modifier Coding guide for Coders

Basics of GY and GZ modifier The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) created two modifiers (GY and GZ modifier) that allows you to distinguish between services that are…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC April 13, 2024
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What is the difference between HCPCS billing modifiers JW and JZ?

Basis of Billing modifiers JW and JZ HCPCS Level II modifiers JW, Drug amount discarded/not administered to any patient, and JZ, Zero drug amount discarded/not administered to any patient, are…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC March 14, 2024
Global Period
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Know everything about Global Period here

Under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, surgical services are valued and paid for as part of “global periods” that include the procedure and the services furnished in the periods immediately…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC February 14, 2024
Clear confusion between Modifier 91 vs 59
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Clear confusion between Modifier 91 vs 59

Modifiers are always little tricky to use. The most interesting modifier to use is 59 or X{EPSU} modifiers. Medical coders are always in double mind while using X-modifiers. While we…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC February 4, 2024
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CPT assistant for July (CPT Modifiers 25, 51, 59 and 76)

Reporting CPT Modifiers 51 and 59 A modifier is used to report or indicate that a performed service or procedure was altered by some specific circumstance and noted by the…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC September 21, 2023
When to use Anesthesia and HCPCS Modifiers?
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When to use Anesthesia and HCPCS Modifiers?

What are Modifiers?  Modifiers are two-character suffixes (alpha and/or numeric) that are attached to a procedure code. CPT modifiers are defined by the American Medical Association (AMA). HCPCS Level II modifiers…
Posted by Jitendra M.Sc CPC September 19, 2023

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