Wound care coding and billing
APCs Weekly Monitor, May 9, 2008
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Address compliance risks
Lingering coding and billing difficulties, 2008 CPT/HCPCS changes, and OIG scrutiny promise to keep facility-based outpatient wound care coding and billing staff members on their toes. Develop an action plan to make the necessary changes to your internal policies, procedures, and chargemaster. Then, educate and audit to ensure revenue optimization and compliance success.
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