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A practice-operations guide to Medicare vaccine coverage: the Part B and Part D split, roster billing mechanics, registry reporting, and the vendor agreements a vaccine program quietly creates.
Carl B. Johnson
How family history codes move from your intake packet into claims, analytics tools, and vendor systems — and the HIPAA genetic information rules that follow them the whole way.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations breakdown of the 99213 RVU: what the three components are, who on your staff owns the annual update, and why RVU productivity reporting is a PHI problem before it is a revenue problem.
Carl B. Johnson
E/M coding touches your scribes, coders, RCM vendor, and every payer audit response. Here is how to run the workflow, assign the roles, and close the privacy gaps that open when outside parties read your notes.
Carl B. Johnson
The codes behind Medicare wellness visits aren't CPT codes at all — and the health risk assessment feeding them is one of the largest PHI intake pipelines in a primary care practice. Here's the operational and privacy build.
Carl B. Johnson
Lipoma excision claims fail for administrative reasons: missing measurements, undocumented depth, unsigned pathology. Here's the operational workflow, and the vendor and records-access exposure that comes with it.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations guide to what CPT 99213 represents administratively, who in your practice touches it, and the records-handling and vendor obligations that ride along with every level-three claim.
Carl B. Johnson
Advanced Primary Care Management pays monthly with no time threshold — which shifts the compliance burden from stopwatches to consent records, vendor contracts, and care plan access. Here's the operational build for administrators.
Carl B. Johnson
What the 15853 CPT code description covers, how add-on billing and global periods change your workflow, and the records-handling and vendor exposure that suture-removal visits create.
Carl B. Johnson
The most-billed established patient office visit code also generates the most audit letters, vendor touchpoints, and records requests. Here is how to run the workflow without leaking PHI or losing the documentation trail.
Carl B. Johnson