If you suspect that a lesion might be malignant, it is recommended to hold off on billing for the excision until you are able to view the pathology results from the lab. At that time, you would bill the appropriate excision code – 13620 if not malignant, 13622 if positive for malignancy. If you have …
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Immunizations are billable in addition to an office visit for children. A maximum of 4 immunizations per patient per day can be billed. There is a different fee code for each type of childhood immunization.
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A new immunization fee for providing COVID-19 immunizations to children
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Help for navigating the choppy waters of fee-for-service billing.
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A new fee code to support the time and complexity of providing patient care related to COVID-19 treatment
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Uninsured Services – Fee values increased effective April 1, 2022
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How to bill for these immunizations for adults and children.
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How to bill for flu shots for adults and children.
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Billing for Influenza and Pneumococcal Immunizations
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A fee code change to 00039 and clinical guidance to support physicians caring for people who use drugs.
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