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What the 99253 inpatient consultation descriptor says, how practices document code selection, and the records-handling and business associate exposure that consult workflows create.
Carl B. Johnson
What the 90658 CPT code description covers, how practices document vaccine code selection, and the registry, records-request, and vendor obligations every flu shot creates.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of the 99235 CPT code: the 8-hour threshold, the documentation your coders need, and the records-handling and BAA obligations that follow every same-day admit-and-discharge claim.
Carl B. Johnson
A single foreign body removal generates an operative note, wound photos, a specimen, a claim, and half a dozen vendor handoffs. Here's how administrators keep the 10120 CPT code clean on both the billing side and the privacy side.
Carl B. Johnson
Every normal delivery creates two patients, two charts, and two sets of privacy obligations. Here's how the 99460 CPT code description drives newborn billing workflow — and where the records and vendor risk actually sits.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of skin biopsy coding, the documentation fields that survive an audit, and the vendor and records-handling obligations that follow every specimen out your back door.
Carl B. Johnson
CT cervical spine claims travel through more vendors than almost any other line item in your practice. Here's what the 72125 CPT code description covers, how staff document code selection, and where the PHI leaks.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of how administrative staff determine and document immunization administration coding — and the registry, records-request, and business associate obligations that ride along with every shot given.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of MMR vaccine coding, registry reporting, VFC inventory records, and the vendor agreements that cover every system touching that data.
Carl B. Johnson
What the 87426 CPT code describes, how practices verify CLIA scope before billing it, and the vendor, public health reporting, and results-delivery obligations that come attached to in-house antigen testing.
Carl B. Johnson