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I came across your site as I was trying to do some research on what diagnosis codes providers should submit to insurance carriers while trying to evaluate fertility issues. If the prescriber is
I am seeking clarification of conflicting information we have researched for our practice. Listed below are the two coding corner responses that seem to provide conflicting information regarding
When a patient becomes pregnant with twins following an IUI or IVF cycle, we have been billing CPT 76817 for the early monitoring ultrasound on the first sac and 76817 -59 for the additional sac
Our reproductive endocrinologist sees patients for recurrent miscarriages. When he sees the patient for the first visit, is it appropriate to use the diagnosis codes Z31.69 (procreative
At the meeting, we learned about the CPT code 76705-Ultasound guidance for embryo transfer, can this code be billed with CPT code – 76942. Or is it an either or situation?
Is it appropriate to bill sperm washing/prep for IUI to the female or should it be billed to the male? If so, what if there is not a male patient involved?
What are the CPT codes for the Storage of Reproductive Cells/Tissues?
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