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Anonymous October 22, 2016
Your question is not specific enough please expand on your question with the Bridge and resubmit your question
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Anonymous October 5, 2016
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Anonymous September 22, 2016
If the explanation of benefits states there is a patient portion you may bill the patient their cost, however if the benefit is paid at 100% you may not bill the patient. The best option is to appeal the claim stating 14-22 films were not taken at this visit is was a pano and bitewings (more)
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Anonymous September 20, 2016
Yes you may submit you add for review to support@adcaonline.org
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Anonymous January 1, 1970
The place of service code would depend on whether the patient was an inpatient or outpatient of the hospital Inpatient - 21 Outpatient - 22 Ambulatory Surgical Center - 24
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Anonymous September 4, 2016
You may not collect more than the UCR fee for the service provided. If both primary and secondary paid the write off would come from the primary payer.
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Anonymous August 30, 2016
Patient/Provider termination letters may be found in the forms section of your members dashboard
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Anonymous August 18, 2016
No, it is not appropriate to code 76102 more than once per day.
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Anonymous August 17, 2016
If the anesthesiologist is part of the practice using the same Tax ID you would put the practice information in box(s) 48-52 and the Rendering provider information in box(s) 53-27
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Anonymous August 16, 2016
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