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A practice-operations walkthrough of the 99397 CPT code: eligibility checks, Medicare's routine-physical exclusion, modifier decisions, and the business associate chain every preventive claim travels through.
Carl B. Johnson
Privileging decides what a clinician may do inside your practice — and the file behind that decision pulls in charts, external reviewers, and vendors. Here is the workflow, the records handling, and the BAA line.
Carl B. Johnson
What the 99349 CPT code description covers, how established-patient home visit levels get documented, and the device, vendor, and BAA exposure that comes with sending charts into somebody's living room.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of the 99223 CPT code description — what it covers, how practices document code selection, who touches the note on its way to the claim, and where the BAA and records-request obligations land.
Carl B. Johnson
Upper respiratory visits spike every winter, and with them come denials, sick-note requests, and disclosures your front desk makes without thinking. Here's how to run common cold ICD 10 coding and the privacy workflow around it.
Carl B. Johnson
POS 02 versus POS 10 is a payment decision, a documentation decision, and a privacy disclosure all at once. Here's how to build the workflow, assign the roles, and handle the vendor exposure behind every telehealth claim.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations guide to telehealth: the scheduling and staffing gains, the vendor and BAA exposure they create, and the coding documentation and records-request workflows your team owns.
Carl B. Johnson
99439 is the add-on code for each additional 20 minutes of chronic care management staff time. Here's how practices document the time, control the code selection process, and handle the vendor and privacy exposure that comes with an outsourced CCM program.
Carl B. Johnson
Telehealth CPT codes sit at the intersection of your revenue cycle and your privacy program. Here's how to assign ownership, document code selection, and close the vendor gaps that virtual visits open up.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of how sore-throat visits get coded, who owns each step, and where the resulting records create privacy, vendor, and records-request exposure.
Carl B. Johnson