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tci ED Coding & Reimbursement Alert - 2004 Issue 7
Reader Question: John Hancock Might Not Cut It for EKGs
Question: Our doctors are under the impression that since our electrocardiogram (EKG) machine generates a computerized interpretation, they don't need to write a separate note for the interpretation that they are reading and charging. They think they just need to state that they agree with the computerized report, and then sign it. We are uncomfortable about that situation. What is the protocol?
South Dakota SubscriberAnswer: You should contact the payer involved, because the acceptability of this practice may depend on who's reimbursing you for the service. CPT requires a separately identifiable signed written report, so if your payer adheres...
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