G georgiamd Full Member 5+ Year Member Joined Dec 14, 2019 Messages 39 Reaction score 22 Points 381 Attending Physician Jul 9, 2020 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad Just so I’m not losing my mind. I am planning on doing a bilateral l4/5 trans esi. to be clear two needles, one on each side How would you bill this? The clinical specialist is arguing with me
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad Just so I’m not losing my mind. I am planning on doing a bilateral l4/5 trans esi. to be clear two needles, one on each side How would you bill this? The clinical specialist is arguing with me
cowboydoc Full Member Lifetime Donor Verified Member 10+ Year Member Platinum Member Joined Jan 2, 2016 Messages 2,926 Reaction score 3,031 Points 8,326 Attending Physician Jul 9, 2020 #2 64483B (-50 modifier) (2.85 RVU) for reference, 64483 is 1 level (1.9 RVU) and 2nd level is 64484 is additional level (1.0 RVU)
64483B (-50 modifier) (2.85 RVU) for reference, 64483 is 1 level (1.9 RVU) and 2nd level is 64484 is additional level (1.0 RVU)
Agast Full Member 15+ Year Member Joined Sep 14, 2009 Messages 6,168 Reaction score 8,451 Points 8,071 Location the river lethe Attending Physician Jul 9, 2020 #3 Single level, bilateral
D Ducttape Full Member Lifetime Donor Verified Member 10+ Year Member Gold Donor Joined Oct 7, 2011 Messages 17,020 Reaction score 7,402 Points 8,401 Attending Physician Jul 9, 2020 #4 64483 mod 50.
G georgiamd Full Member 5+ Year Member Joined Dec 14, 2019 Messages 39 Reaction score 22 Points 381 Attending Physician Jul 9, 2020 #5 Thank y’all. I’m not going crazy. The insurance company is insisting it’s a 64483, 64484.