- CPT® Code 96372 - Therapeutic, Prophylactic, and Diagnostic . . . - AAPC
The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT ®) code 96372 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Therapeutic, Prophylactic, and Diagnostic Injections and Infusions (Excludes Chemotherapy and Other Highly Complex Drug or Highly Complex Biologic Agent Administration)
- 96372 Done Right: Dodge Injection Denials - AAPC
For example, if you administer two separate drugs, but use three injections to administer them, you would report two injections (96372, 96372-59 Distinct procedural service, and the drug supply codes) Sub-Q infusions lasting 15 minutes or less are reported with the sub-Q IM injection code for drug administration, 96372
- Reporting Multiple Injections 96372 - AAPC Knowledge Center
When billing for professional services, you should report 96372 Therapuetic, prophylactic, or diagnostic injection, specify substance, or drug; subcutaneous or intramuscular for each medically appropriate injection provided, as instructed in CPT Assistant (May 2010; Volume 20: Issue 5):
- Wiki 90471 vs. 96372 for Rabies vaccine - AAPC
The insurance company is incorrect about the coding, as they often are - the vaccine is not therapeutic, it is preventive, because the patient does not actually have rabies and the vaccine is given as a precaution, not as a treatment, so it would not be appropriately coded as 96372 I think in this situation I would probably appeal
- 96372 w Office visit | Medical Billing and Coding Forum - AAPC
Many patients with an acute problem need additional treatment or service, but the primary Dx can be the same Your patient for instance has acute bronchitis which if the provider did a note showing an E M service was provided then ordered the rocephin treatment after their assessment of them, bill 99213-25 and 96372
- Botox Injection- Migraine | Medical Billing and Coding Forum - AAPC
J0585, 64615, and 96372 **UPDATE, 10 04 18: Found my answer to my below post in the CPT Guidelines under the "Destruction by Neurolytic Agent, Chemodenervation" section of the CPT book Can NOT bill 96372 with 64615 per CPT, as well as NCCI Just started seeing something that I don't believe is accurate and I need some help with why or why not
- billing a 96372 with E M | Medical Billing and Coding Forum - AAPC
Hi there, I would like to get a second opinion about billing a 96372 with an E M for the following procedure note I have another coder stating that it is not appropriate to bill the 96372 for the Toradol injection for the following note due to Medicare NCCI coding policy Chapter 11 I personally believe it should be separately billable
- Wiki Modifier 25 in ER on UB04 - AAPC
Should modifier 25 be appended to ER E M CPT code range 99281-99285 with revenue code 450 when there are other procedures done on the same date on a UB04 form? For example: 99284 with revenue code 450 96372 with revenue code 450 70450 with revenue code 320 All these services were rendered on
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