Radiology Reimbursement: Documentation and Modifiers

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Today we will discuss the various guidelines for reporting diagnostic services, Radiology Documentation requirements and Common Modifiers Objective: Section IV of the Official ICD10-CM Guidelines CMS IOM 100 Guidelines for Documentation LCD Policies Data Component of E/M Services Review To earn a CEU for this Episode you must be a member of the Patreon Squad. You can join our Basic, All access or VIP memberships and get your Annual CEUS by listening to the show Please see these helpful links mentioned in the podcast: Breast Imaging LCD Medicare Claim Processing Manual 2021 E/M Guidelines Check out Ozark Institute Powered by Oncospark Get CEUS for todays episode by becoming a Patreon

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