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Re: Charging Office visit at same time of wound repair...

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« on: September 27, 2008, 08:14:01 PM »
OK, the patient came in for a wound repair.  what makes the office visit significantly separate??  What did the provider do that was significantly separate from the repair to the wound that makes the e/m medically necessary?  What medical condition supports the office visit?  Modifier 25 states the E/M should be significant and separate from the procedure.   

I believe Dee was being playful. 
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