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The Urgent Care industry has gone through some rapid changes in the past few years. This industry has a lot of private owners, some hospital owned practices, as well as a growing number of pop-ups in pharmacies across the country.
One of the nuances of the Urgent Care industry is that the coding for Urgent Care is different than the codes used in Emergency Departments. It is very important that all services provided by a physician in Urgent Care must be captured at the time they are performed, and they must be appropriately supported by the documentation.
We’ve created this ICD-9 Quick Reference Mouse Pad in response to Emergency Department coding professionals who want to maximize their speed and efficiency. Fill out the request form below to receive a BDA mouse pad and our newest 2010 ICD-9 Quick Reference Insert.
Posted in: BDA Staff, CPT Coding, Emergency Medicine, ICD Coding, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice, Urgent Care, Whitepapers
Tagged: 2010 icd, 2010 ICD-9 Quick Reference, Family Practice, ICD Coding, icd-9, icd-9-cm, icd9, ICD9 Codes, MousePad
FAMILY MEDICINE · RSS | Published September 29, 2009
We’ve created this Occupational Medicine Lower Back & Other ICD9 Quick Reference in response to Occupational Medicine coding professionals who want to maximize their speed and efficiency. Fill out the request form to receive a BDA mouse pad and our newest 2010 Occupational Medicine ICD-9 Quick Reference Insert.
Posted in: BDA Staff, CPT Coding, Emergency Medicine, ICD Coding, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice, Urgent Care, Whitepapers
Tagged: 2010 icd, 2010 ICD-9 Quick Reference, ICD Coding, icd-9, icd-9-cm, icd9, ICD9 Codes, Lower Back, MousePad, Occupational Health, Occupational Medicine
We’ve created this ICD-9 Quick Reference Mouse Pad in response to Emergency Department coding professionals who want to maximize their speed and efficiency. Fill out the request form below to receive a BDA mouse pad and our newest 2010 ICD-9 Quick Reference Insert.
Posted in: BDA Staff, CPT Coding, Emergency Medicine, ICD Coding, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice, Urgent Care, Whitepapers
Tagged: 2010 icd, emergency department, ICD Coding, icd-9, icd-9-cm, icd9, ICD9 Codes, MousePad
The invalid codes are the ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes that are invalid after September 30th, 2009. These codes must be at a higher level of specificity to be valid codes as of October 1, 2009
Posted in: CPT Coding, Emergency Medicine, ICD Coding, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice, Urgent Care, Whitepapers
Tagged: 2010 icd9, ICD Coding, icd-9, icd-9 codes, icd-9 coding, icd-9-cm, icd9, invalid icd9, invalid icd9 codes
RSS | Published September 21, 2009
The New, Revised and Invalid ICD-9 codes take effect October 1, 2009. Each year, BDA provides tools to assist physicians and organizations with the ICD-9 code changes. We’ve put together a Power Point presentation that goes over these changes for you. Neglecting to update your ICD-9 codes annually could delay claims and payments. Take advantage of these resources now so the ICD-9 changes will cause no delay in your payment for services.
Posted in: CPT Coding, Emergency Medicine, ICD Coding, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice, Urgent Care, Whitepapers
Tagged: 2010 icd, 2010 icd 9 changes, 2010 icd09, AHA, AHIMA, ama icd 9, CDC, CMS, icd 9 cm coding, icd 9 diagnosis codes, icd 9 medical coding, ICD Coding, icd-9, icd-9 2010, icd-9 codes, icd-9-cm, icd9, NCHS
ES-NEW-CODES · RSS | Published September 16, 2009
Note: The 2010 ICD-9 Updates are now available.
We have reviewed all of the ICD-9 2009 updates, and compiled a summarized list of all of the changes that need to made in order for you to be compliant.
Claims submitted with invalid/deleted ICD-9 codes for service dates on or after October 1, 2008 will be rejected.
You can view the online slideshow and/or download the PowerPoint …
Posted in: CPT Coding, Emergency Medicine, ICD Coding, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice
Tagged: icd update, icd-9, icd-9 coding, icd9, update
Can my doctor bill a Mirena insertion fee when billing for an office visit or post operative visit or should they have the patient come back?
I want to be sure he gets paid.
Posted in: CPT Coding, Case Studies, Emergency Medicine, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice, Urgent Care
Tagged: CPT Coding, mirena, modifier cpt code, physician
RSS | Published November 18, 2008
10 Benefits from partnering with Bill Dunbar and Associates
Posted in: CPT Coding, Emergency Medicine, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice, Urgent Care
Tagged: coding connection, double-certified, electronic appeals, Reimbursement, rvu multiplier
RSS | Published July 4, 2008
A list of 10 Common Mistakes Managing Emergency Dept Reimbursement and Cash Flow, and what you can do to fix them
Posted in: CPT Coding, Electronic Medical Record, Emergency Medicine, Physician's Practice, Whitepapers
Tagged: 10 ED Mistakes, bell curve, Cashe Flow, emergency department, Emergency Medicine, fee ticket, medical billing, medical coding, national benchmark, Reimbursement, superbill
RSS | Published July 1, 2008
We provide support, training and assessment.
Posted in: BDA Staff, CPT Coding, Emergency Medicine, ICD Coding, Occupational Health, Physician's Practice, Urgent Care
Tagged: BDA Staff, certified coders, data management, Professional coding, reimbursement specialists
RSS | Published May 29, 2008
Well, January 1 is always the day when the new CPT codes go into effect, but have you done everything you can to be sure that you’re not leaving any money on the table?
Posted in: CPT Coding
Tagged: Emergency Medicine, Occupational Health, Urgent Care
BDA utilizes several proprietary national fee databases with Geozip specific information, so that it can conduct a comprehensive assessment of your current fee profile.
BDA provides its clients with a detailed summary that identifies key coding issues such as invalid, deleted or revised codes and descriptive changes. A customized Action Plan is developed and implemented over the life of the engagement.
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