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what modifier do i use for 96374
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You can use modifier 32 for mandated service.
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Review Modifier -59 is if applicable
Appendix A of the CPT coding book summarizes the proper use of -63 modifier.
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what is the modifier to use w/procedure code 93306
For CPT code 94640 (inhalation treatment for asthma or COPD), you typically do not need a modifier unless there are specific circumstances requiring one. For J7611 (albuterol sulfate for inhalation), you may use modifier -59 to indicate a distinct procedural service if it is administered separately from other services. Always refer to current payer guidelines for specific modifier requirements.
For CPT code 59510 (Vaginal delivery after previous cesarean delivery) and CPT code 58611 (Laparoscopy, surgical, ablation of the endometrium), the appropriate modifier to use is modifier 51 (Multiple procedures). This modifier indicates that multiple procedures were performed during the same session, which may affect reimbursement. However, it's essential to verify with specific payer guidelines, as they may have different requirements.
Modifier -51 is used to indicate that multiple procedures were performed during the same session, but it is not typically applied to CPT code 59409, which is used for global obstetric care. Instead, modifier -51 is generally used for additional surgical procedures. Always check the specific guidelines and payer policies for proper modifier use in your context.
When billing for CPT codes 20616 (Arthrocentesis, aspiration, and/or injection into a major joint or bursa) and 29822 (Arthroscopy, knee, surgical; with meniscectomy) performed on different dates of service, you would typically use the modifier "-59" for the procedure that is considered distinct or separate. This modifier indicates that the services were performed at different times and are not considered bundled. Ensure proper documentation supports the distinct nature of the procedures on separate dates.