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What the 99387 CPT code description actually says, how front-desk and billing staff verify new-patient status and payer rules, and the vendor and records-handling exposure a preventive visit creates.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of shave biopsy CPT coding — what documentation your coder needs, how add-on codes stack, and where specimen handling, photos, and vendor contracts create HIPAA exposure.
Carl B. Johnson
The code most staff search for isn't a CPT code at all. A practice-operations guide to B12 injection coding, documentation, payer rules, and the vendor exposure that comes with a high-volume injection program.
Carl B. Johnson
Health risk assessment screening generates sensitive PHI at scale, often through a third-party tablet app nobody has a BAA with. Here's how administrators handle documentation, records requests, and vendor exposure around 96160.
Carl B. Johnson
A level-five office consultation stands or falls on paperwork your front desk controls: the request, the reason, and the written report back. Here is how to build that workflow — and close the vendor gaps it creates.
Carl B. Johnson
How practices document and bill punch biopsies, plus the specimen-tracking, vendor, and records-request obligations that ride along with every skin biopsy claim.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations guide to the circumcision CPT code family: who assigns the code, how consent and newborn records get filed, and which vendors touch the claim.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of the 99345 CPT code description — new patient home and residence visits — plus the place-of-service, documentation, and vendor-agreement problems that follow your clinicians out the door.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of Tdap immunization billing: product versus administration codes, payer quirks, registry disclosures, records requests, and the vendors that touch your immunization data.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations breakdown of CPT 99397 — what the code descriptor covers, why Medicare handles it differently, how front desks prevent surprise bills, and the privacy and vendor obligations a preventive-visit workflow creates.
Carl B. Johnson