AMA CPT® Assistant - 1997 Issue 6 (June)
Medicine, 95027 (Q&A) (June 1997)
June 1997 page 10 Coding Consultation Medicine, 95027 (Q&A) Question How many times should I report code 95027 , Skin end point titratio n, if I have two allergens but perform nine dilutions of each? AMA Comment In this case, report code 95027 two times, once for each allergen. For example, if you perform skin end point titration on two allergens, with nine dilutions of each allergen, you would report CPT code 95027 , two times. Medicine, 95027 (Q&A). CPT® Assistant. 1997; June 1997 page 10 ...
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Article Overview
This June 1997 AMA Coding Consultation Q&A discusses a CPT medicine coding question involving skin end point titration and how to account for multiple allergens in reporting. It is a brief reference piece for coders reviewing older CPT guidance, especially in allergy/immunology contexts, and it highlights the type of consultation answer provided by the AMA at that time.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps coders, auditors, and compliance staff understand historical AMA guidance relevant to reporting a medicine service when more than one allergen is involved. The article is useful for checking whether a claim setup aligns with published CPT consultation commentary from the period.
Article Sections
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Coding Consultation
An AMA coding question and response focused on a medicine service in a skin testing context. The section presents the coding issue and the consultation guidance at a high level.
What You Will Learn
- The scope of the coding question addressed in the consultation
- The general context of the AMA response
- How the article is organized as a brief Q&A reference
- The kind of clinical setting discussed in the guidance
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Coding auditors
- Compliance staff
- Allergy and immunology billing personnel
- Revenue cycle professionals
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