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add-on code reported with its primary procedure code and cannot be reported alone; modifiers 50 (bilateral procedure) and 51 (multiple procedures) are not reported with add-on codes.
CPT appendices located after CPT category III codes and provide additional guidance for proper code assignment.
CPT category I codes traditional five-character CPT codes and descriptions for procedures or services, which are organized within one of six sections.
CPT category II codes optional CPT "performance measurements" alphanumerical tracking codes that contains a letter in the last field.
CPT category III codes temporary "emerging technology" alphanumerical codes that contain a letter in the last field, are reported for data collection purposes, and ate archived after five years if a CPT category I code isn't created.
CPT instructional notes appear throughout CPT sections to clarify the assignment of codes.
Descriptive qualifiers terms that clarify the assignment of a CPT code by altering its description; may be located in the code description, parentheses, or after a semicolon.
functional modifier pricing or payment modifier that a third-party payer considers when determining reimbursement.
guidelines define terms and clarify the assignment of codes for procedures and services that are located in a particular section of the CPT.
inferred words save space in the CPT index when referencing subterms
Informational modifier clarifies aspects of the procedure or service provided for the payer.
National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) program implemented by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to promote national correct coding methodologies and to control the improper assignment of Medicare Part B claims.
Notice of Exclusions from Medicare Benefits (NEMB) document signed by patient prior to undergoing a procedure or service that is not covered by Medicare.
payment modifier pricing or payment modifier that a third-party payer considers when determining reimbursement.
pricing modifier pricing or payment modifier that a third-party payer considers when determining reimbursement.
range of codes code numbers separated by a dash or a series of codes separated by commas in the CPT index
single code single code number listed in the CPT index
special report document that must accompany the claim to describe the nature, extent, and need for the procedure or service code is reported.
statistical modifier clarifies aspects of the procedure or service provided for the payer.
telemedicine provision of remote medical care an interactive audio and video telecommunications system that permits real-time communication between provider, at the distant site, and patient, at originating site, as an alternative to in-person face-to face encounters
unlisted procedure code assigned when the provider performs a procedure or service for which there is no CPT code
unlisted service same as unlisted procedure
National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) implemented by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to promote national correct coding methodologies &to control improper assignment of codes that results in inappropriate reimbursement of Medicare Part B claims,
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