Medicare secondary payer (MSP) billing
Read this article for more information on how to bill claims when Medicare is the secondary payer.
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Appropriate use of not otherwise classified codes when billing drugs and biologicals
Correct coding requires the most specific code available describing a service to be reported. Not otherwise classified (NOC)...
Anatomical modifiers
Procedures performed during separate patient encounters, at separate anatomic sites, or on separate specimens, may require a...
Drugs and biologicals Part A: Using the JW and JZ modifiers
The JW and JZ modifier policy applies to all drugs separately payable under Medicare Part B described as supplied in a single...
Modifier 50
Modifier 50 applies to bilateral procedures performed on both sides in the same operative session, except as indicated. Avoid...
Modifier AI
The principal physician of record appends modifier “-AI” to their initial hospital care or nursing facility visit code. All...
Drugs and biologicals Part B: Using the JW and JZ modifiers
The JW and JZ modifier policy applies to all drugs separately payable under Medicare Part B described as supplied in a “single...
Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) Educational Series -- Questions and Answers
The following questions originated from the "Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) Educational Series." The questions are followed by...
Avoid negative impacts to your claims: Review policies on genetic testing for cardiovascular disease
View this important information you must know if you bill for genetic testing for cardiovascular disease, effective January 30.
Avoid negative impacts to your claims -- review LCD L39073 and billing and coding article A58812 pharmacogenomics testing
Important information you must know if you bill for pharmacogenomics testing.