This is a continuation of our previous blog. 2) [From Find-A-Code] The health care attorney who wrote this article contends “there are ways to appeal an unreasonable denial and audit when the work has actually been done.” a) While being reluctant to assign any ulterior motive for this statement, I must remind you
If it isn’t written, it wasn’t done – is not a myth (2 parts) – Part 1 A rebuttal by Steven R. Levinson MD CHCA, with some comments from Evan M. Gwilliam DC MBA BS CPC CCPC CPC-I QCC MCS-P CPMA CMHP, Executive Vice President, Find-A-Code A few weeks ago we ran an article
By Evan M. Gwilliam, DC MBA BS CPC CCPC CPC-I QCC MCS-P CPMA CMHP AAPC fellow The initial exam is where the provider gathers the information to determine the need for all the care that follows. It is billed most often as an office or outpatient evaluation and management (E/M) code from the 4th edition of the AMA’s Current
By Evan M. Gwilliam, DC MBA BS CPC CCPC CPC-I QCC MCS-P CPMA CMHP AAPC Fellow Clinical Director, PayDC Chiropractic EHR Software evan.gwilliam@paydc.com Chiropractic is unique from other types of health care and auditors need to be aware of the nuances of this alternative field. While few services are performed and billed, the
The official ICD-10 updates for Fiscal Year 2022 go into effect October 1st, 2021. There were 211 code changes (159 new, 25 deleted, and 27 revised) and there were updates and clarifications to some guidelines. As in the past, only a few of these changes are relevant to chiropractors and
The PayDC/APS Family hopes you, your loved ones, and your practices are safe during these extraordinary times. We want to keep you informed of what we’ve been doing to take care of our clients and our staff in the face of the coronavirus, COVID-19. Over the past few weeks, we’ve