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What are Revenue Codes in Medical Billing

What are Revenue Codes in Medical Billing?

In medical billing, revenue codes are four-digit standardized numeric codes that provide information about the services, procedures, and products rendered to a patient at a healthcare facility. These codes are added to the hospital bill—UB-04 claim form, also known as the CMS-1450 form—to provide more details about the product or procedure, such as its type

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CPT Code 96372 Description Coding Guidelines

What is CPT Code 96372?

Welcome to another blog in our series, where we dissect the most searched CPT codes to clear our readers’ coding confusion. In today’s blog, we will discuss CPT code 96372, which is one of the most frequently reported CPT codes at pain management practices, OB/GYN clinics, and outpatient primary care centers.  So, let’s dive deep

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what is modifier 53

Modifier 53 Description, Examples, and Usage Guidelines

How do you report a discontinued procedure? With modifier 53! Modifiers are essential for reporting unusual and unique circumstances to payers. A common misconception about these two-digit codes? You can use them randomly to increase reimbursements. In reality, they have specific criteria and only deliver additional details about a service or procedure. Unforeseen circumstances or

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