Do you bill for durable medical equipment (DME), injections, Medicare services and other medical supplies? Our HCPCS Level II Expert is loaded with extras you won't find anywhere else, plus it is organized to fit the way you work. The helpful illustrations are integrated throughout the book, and we provide both tabular and alphabetical code lists to give you multiple ways to find a drug, device or supply quickly.
Full tabular and alphabetical code lists of all valid 2011 HCPCS Level II codes and modifiers — gives you multiple ways to find a drug, device, or supply quickly
DMEPOS icons along with associated code — lets you know what HCPCS Level II codes are paid by DME MACs
Integrated illustrations throughout the book — provides greater insight to specific procedures and helps you interpret clinical notes more effectively
HCPCS Level II modifiers and a Deleted Codes Crosswalk — helps you code more appropriately to reduce delays and denials
G Codes for PQRI — complete listing of G codes to help with your PQRI program
Medicare Pub. 100 information — reference included with associated code and full descriptions in Appendix in the back of the book
Table of Drugs Appendix — includes information cross-referencing Brand names with generic names of drugs to help find codes more quickly in the J code section
Age and sex edit icons — see at a glance codes with restrictions based on age or sex of the patient to help reduce claims denials
APC and ASC edits — determine quickly which codes are payable under Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS) and which codes can use ASC groupings to improve reimbursement
AHA Coding Clinic for HCPCS — identifies where to find critical guidance on challenging HCPCS Level II codes or sections
Icons denote specific payment and coverage rules relating to drugs and services not reimbursed by Medicare — know quickly if patient is responsible for non-covered procedures
You may be leaving money on the table due to not using the most up-to-date HCPCS Level II codes and not appropriately submitting claims to the DME MAC or Part B MAC. If you’re billing for durable medical equipment (DME), injections, Medicare services, drugs and medical supplies, you need the best-selling 2012 HCPCS Level II Expert from Contexo Media. This resource will immediately help you identify the correct HCPCS Level II code and identify which codes are on the Medicare DME fee schedule and paid by the DME MAC.
Do you bill for durable medical equipment (DME), injections, Medicare services, drugs, and other medical supplies? Keep this book close and use it to help reduce claims denials, comply with HIPAA and get paid quicker. Don’t settle for less reimbursement than you deserve.
Do you bill for durable medical equipment (DME), injections, Medicare services, drugs, and other medical supplies? Keep this book close and use it to help reduce claims denials, comply with HIPAA and get paid quicker. Don’t settle for less reimbursement than you deserve.
Keep your computer system up-to-date with 2012 ASCII Data Files: HCPCS Level II. Includes complete code sets for 2012 to import into your database or software program. Two sets of descriptions: short (28 characters) and full (unabbreviated). ASCII data files save time and increase accuracy!
Keep your computer system up-to-date with 2012 ASCII Data Files: HCPCS Level II. Includes complete code sets for 2012 to import into your database or software program. Two sets of descriptions: short (28 characters) and full (unabbreviated). ASCII data files save time and increase accuracy!
All valid 2011 HCPCS Level II codes and modifiers, plus icons alerting you to the codes that are paid by DME MACs, illustrations, G codes to help with your PQRI program, a Table of Drugs Appendix for cross-referencing brand names with generic names of drugs and much more to help you find a drug, device, service or supply quickly.
All valid 2011 HCPCS Level II codes and modifiers, plus icons alerting you to the codes that are paid by DME MACs, illustrations, G codes to help with your PQRI program, a Table of Drugs Appendix for cross-referencing brand names with generic names of drugs and much more to help you find a drug, device, service or supply quickly.