CPT: Evaluation and management codes

Jan 2007 Issue
Level-II vs. Level-III Visits: Cracking the Codes [Feature]

Once you learn the rules, choosing the right code is easier than you think.

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Jan 2007 Issue
CPT 2007: New Codes, New Rules and New Opportunities [Feature]

Your superbill should reflect revised codes related to anticoagulation management, lesion destruction and more on Jan. 1.

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Apr 2006 Issue
How Do You Cope With Bundled Claims? [From the Editor]

Don’t cheat yourself. That’s the health plan’s job.

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Jan 2006 Issue
CPT 2006: Another Year, Another Round of Updates [Feature]

The E/M codes for consultations and nursing facility visits reflect some of this year’s significant changes.

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Sep 2005 Issue
Coding "Routine" Office Visits: 99213 or 99214? [Feature]

Before choosing 99213 for routine visits, consider whether your work qualifies for a 99214.

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Oct 2004 Issue
Understanding When to Use Modifier -25 [Getting Paid]

A coding expert explains how and why modifier -25 can be used in family practice.

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Jun 2004 Issue
Are You Coding Accurately? [Getting Paid]

This article provides readers with step-by-step instructions for checking their E/M coding distribution with national guidelines established in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Family Practice Profile.

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Mar 2004 Issue
Coding for Depression Without Getting Depressed [Getting Paid]

Here is what you need to know to code and be reimbursed for counseling and treating patients with depression.

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Jan 2004 Issue
CPT: What's in Store for 2004 [Getting Paid]

Multiple changes have been made to the vaccine codes.

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Oct 2003 Issue
How to Get All the 99214s You Deserve [Feature]

It’s easier than you might think to get what’s coming to you. [FPM Classics issue.]

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