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Failing to document the length of time used for your time based services
Jul 21, 08
Are you capturing your time based procedure / service codes?
Even though the Emergency Department E/M Levels (99281-99285) are not based on time, there are certain CPT codes that are time based.
Posted in Emergency Medicine, Physician's Practice, Whitepapers
Tagged 10 ED Mistakes, Procedure Codes, Service Codes
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