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AMA CPT® Assistant - 1996 Issue 10 (October)
1994 Medicare Procedure User File: Selected Statistics (October 1996)
October 1996 pages 5-7
Coding Communication
1994 Medicare Procedure User File: Selected Statistics
The following information presents selected statistics from the 1994 Medicare Procedure User File (MPUF). The 1994 MPUF summarizes HCFA data for Medicare physician/supplier services processed by Medicare Part B carriers for calendar year 1994. The HCFA data are edited and trimmed to create the MPUF. The tables below provide information on Medicare physician payment schedule services. These are codes that are active or carrier-priced under the Medicare payment schedule as defined in the December 2, 1993, Federal Register and anesthesia services. Part B services that are...
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