E/M CODING: Check Your Answers to These 3 Q&As to Eliminate E/M Coding Confusion
Steer clear of becoming an E/M coding error statistic.
If you glean anything from CMS's recent CERT report (see page 1 for more information), it should be that you've got to buckle up your coding for E/M services.
CMS paid out more than $1 billion in error for E/M codes between Sept. 30, 2006 and Sept. 30, 2007, according to the most recent comprehensive error rate testing (CERT) report.
We're here to help you stay on track with your E/M coding by sharing three common questions and answers.Avoid In-Hospital Incident-to's
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