Can you Bill 94640 twice?

94640 twice (some carriers allow billing for multiple aerosol treatments without a modifier). Or, if the carrier follows NCCI, you may report 94060 only, and not 94640.

How many times can you bill 94640?

CPT code 94640 should be reported only once during an episode of care, regardless of the number of separate inhalation treatments that are administered.

Can CPT 64450 be billed multiple times?

The right CPT code 64450, Injection, anesthetic agent; other peripheral nerve or branch, would be appropriately reported only once in this case since all 3 nerve blocks were administered to the same nerve or branch.

How do I bill for albuterol treatment?

ANSWER: Typically, when a nurse administers a hand-held nebulizer that contains a drug such as Albuterol, the nurse is following a physician’s order for inhalation treatment (CPT 94640, Pressurized or nonpressurized inhalation treatment for acute airway obstruction or for sputum induction for diagnostic purposes).

How often do you need to Bill CPT code 94640?

This means that if the patient requires two separate nebulizer treatments during the same visit, you would still only bill CPT code 94640 once.

How many times can CPT code 64640 be charged?

I’m second guessing myself, now. How many times can CPT code 64640 (Destruction by neurolytic agent; other peripheral nerve or branch) be charged per date of service? RECOMMENDATION: Typically only expect to see one unit only submitted. However, if billing multiple services, Medica and UCare accept multiple units.

Do you need a modifier for CPT code 94060?

CPT code 94060 includes the administration of a bronchodilator. Moreover, does CPT code 94664 need a modifier? Since the physician is indicating that an E/M service was significant and separate from a procedure or procedure (s) (94640 and 94664), the 25 modifier could be reported on the E/M service (99214).

What can be billed as incident to code 94660?

This can be billed “incident to” but per the CPT Assistant October 2014; Volume 24: Issue 10 Code 94660 includes reviewing medical history, performing a physical examination, and reviewing diagnostic test results, all focused on the management of PAP and the underlying disorder.