The #1 Most Common Mistake occurs when your staff believes that the Evaluation and Management [E/M] level billed by the ED Physician must be the same level as that billed by the hospital for the ED Facility.
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E/M level billed by Physician the same as Facility
May 31, 2008 – 10:57 PM
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