CPT Codes

Are you in charge of monitoring cardiac devices remotely? You must understand its different codes! Around 20% of large healthcare facilities may have adopted RPM solutions, but billing continues to pose a challenge for many. Healthcare providers, including cardiology physicians and technicians, struggle to assign the correct codes to every service and procedure. But trust […]

Cardiologists strive to prioritize cardiac health, and electrocardiographic (ECG) procedures are essential for achieving optimal outcomes. Similarly, consistent cash flow and timely reimbursement are crucial for maintaining viable cardiology practices.  This guide on CPT code 93224 will present an in-depth discussion on how to ensure accurate coding and timely payment when billing this ECG procedure. 

In the intricate world of cardiac catheterization, CPT code 93458 serves as a vital diagnostic imaging tool. Cardiologists, navigating complex coronary assessments, require clarity not only in their interpretations but also in their coding.  This guide aims to clarify the billing and reimbursement landscape surrounding this essential procedure. We will examine the nuances of documentation,

Ever wondered why there are so many codes for a simple electrocardiogram (ECG)? It is a recipe for disaster, especially for those with limited coding knowledge. Every medical coder and healthcare provider agrees that coding is the most complicated part of medical billing.   The challenge increases when a procedure has multiple codes, each reflecting a

Precision is paramount in cardiac care. It must extend beyond diagnosis to accurate coding. CPT code 93010 is a frequently occurring procedure in a cardiology practice. However, it holds more nuances than a simple tracing.  This guide is not just another coding manual. It is a strategic tool designed to optimize your revenue cycle and

Did you know that anesthesiology has one of the highest claim denial rates in the healthcare industry? Surveys have shown that insurance payers deny 19% of the claims submitted by anesthesiologists, whereas the average denial rate for all specialties combined is between 5% and 10%. So, what are the anesthesiologists doing wrong?  Let’s find out

Looking for the correct code to report gallbladder removal surgery? Consider CPT code 47562! Gallstones are highly prevalent among Americans, affecting 20 million people. That’s why cholecystectomy is one of the most frequently performed minimally invasive surgical procedures in the country. Healthcare providers perform approximately 300,000 cholecystectomies annually.   Given these numbers, one might expect billing

Every procedural code tells a different story. So, how does CPT code 67904 differ from other eyelid procedures? Approximately 8% of the U.S. population, nearly 20 million Americans, experience visual impairments, ranging from poor vision to blindness. These impairments stem from various causes, including cataracts and macular degeneration. But did you know that ptosis can

Did you perform a paracentesis using ultrasound but are unsure whether to code it as 49083 or 49082? We can help you with that! There is no doubt that claim denials can be frustrating, which is why we simplify complex codes every day to help you avoid them. Around 60% of cirrhosis patients develop ascites,

Around 11.5% of adults in the USA have a droopy eyelid, but only a few know the disorder is treatable. The standard treatment method for this condition is surgery, covered by CPT code 15823.  Unfortunately, many plastic surgeons around the country are unaware of the nuances of this procedural code, such as its correct descriptor,