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- Vaccination Administrations in Pediatric Practice - AAPC
When multiple vaccines are administered, bill each additional vaccine administration with +90472 and or +90474 These are add-on codes that require you to report 90471 or 90473 as the main code
- Coding for Vaccine Administration - AAFP
You may report multiple units of code 90460 for each first vaccine toxoid component administered No modifier should be required when reporting multiple first components
- 90715 CPT Code (2023) | Description, Guidelines . . .
You may submit more than one unit of code 90715 for each first dosage of vaccination or toxoid Therefore, there should be no need to make any changes if more than one first component may report
- Immunizations (immun) - Medi-Cal
One unit equals 50 mg for Medi-Cal billing purposes Providers may bill for one unit even if only part of the unit was given to the recipient and the remainder of the drug was discarded
- Tetanus and Diphtheria Vaccinations Billing Guidelines
It is recommended to append the GY modifier When submitting the claim, append the ICD-10 diagnosis code of highest specificity Medical documentation must support the service billed and include a specific body part where the injury occurred as well as documentation of the vaccination given
- Tetanus Vaccine - Novitas Solutions
When billing the tetanus vaccine, for treatment of an injury or direct exposure to a disease or condition, the medical record must support the need for the service; include a specific body part where the injury occurred
- Article - Billing and Coding: Medicare Preventive Coverage . . .
Fee schedules, relative value units, conversion factors and or related components are not assigned by the AMA, are not part of CPT, and the AMA is not recommending their use
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