APC Payment Insider, May 2010
APC Payment Insider, May 1, 2010
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In this issue, we explain how CMS’ decision to denial units in excess of medically unlikely edits could mean increased reimbursement for your facility. We’ll also show you how to properly apply Medicare’s 8-minute rule for one-on-one therapy codes. Our experts also answer your questions about:
• Q/A: Abandoned newborn’s condition, needed services determine codes
• Q/A: Determine whether physician is consulting or attending for fetal monitoring
• Q/A: Don’t report free H1N1 vaccine
• Q/A: Operative report should provide necessary circumcision information
• Q/A: Report CPT code for procedure, bill supply charge for adhesive
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