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CMS has posted the 2013 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule and an element getting a lot of attention from cardiologists is the Multiple Procedure Payment Reduction (MPPR). For cardiovascular services, full payment is made for the TC service with the highest payment under the MPFS. The payment is made at 75 percent for subsequent TC services furnished by the same physician (or by multiple physicians in the same group practice, i.e., same Group National Provider Identifier (NPI)) to the same patient on the same day.
This year’s final rule cuts payments for important cardiovascular services at a time when many cardiology practices are already vulnerable. The MPFS reveals that CMS received plenty of comments about the MPPR rule. The list of affected cardiovascular codes is several pages long, including services such as cardiac and vascular imaging, ECGs, device evaluations, echo, and Doppler.
According to experts, this is the time to ensure you aren’t writing off potential income and not setting your cardiology practice up for serious scrutiny and unpleasant payback requests. Now you can simplify your task with SuperCoder’sCardiology Coder. You can ensure error-free coding- thanks to online code look-up, coding tools and expert advice from The Coding Institute’s Cardiology CodingAlert.
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About Supercoder.com: Supercoder.com has emerged as a robust online platform, providing user-friendly on-line code look-up and expert advice from industry veterans to enable medical practitioners to code effectively.
CMS has posted the 2013 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule and an element getting a lot of attention from cardiologists is the Multiple Procedure Payment Reduction (MPPR). For cardiovascular services, full payment is made for the TC service with the highest payment under the MPFS. The payment is made at 75 percent for subsequent TC services furnished by the same physician (or by multiple physicians in the same group practice, i.e., same Group National Provider Identifier (NPI)) to the same patient on the same day.
This year’s final rule cuts payments for important cardiovascular services at a time when many cardiology practices are already vulnerable. The MPFS reveals that CMS received plenty of comments about the MPPR rule. The list of affected cardiovascular codes is several pages long, including services such as cardiac and vascular imaging, ECGs, device evaluations, echo, and Doppler.
According to experts, this is the time to ensure you aren’t writing off potential income and not setting your cardiology practice up for serious scrutiny and unpleasant payback requests. Now you can simplify your task with SuperCoder’sCardiology Coder. You can ensure error-free coding- thanks to online code look-up, coding tools and expert advice from The Coding Institute’s Cardiology CodingAlert.
This
online specialty Coder brings you leading-edge cardiology coding guidance as
well as tried-and-true tactics to ensure you
report correct and updated codes every time to capture your hard-earned
payment. 2013 CPT® codes cardiology updates are
now also live on Cardiology Coder! This helps in CPTcode look-up for cardiology code changes through code search
along with expert advice from The Coding Institute. You can also keep
your 2012 info into 2013 with 2012 Fee Schedules side-by-side your 2013 rates.
About Supercoder.com: Supercoder.com has emerged as a robust online platform, providing user-friendly on-line code look-up and expert advice from industry veterans to enable medical practitioners to code effectively.
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