AMA CPT® Assistant - 1998 Issue 7 (July)
Medicine, 98925 (Q&A) (July 1998)
July 1998 page 11 Coding Consultation Medicine, 98925 (Q&A) Question When reporting OMT, is it appropriate to report these codes based on the number of lesions treated? For example, if three lesions are treated in the neck region, how would this be reported? AMA Comment The codes for OMT are intended to be reported based on the number of body regions involved. These codes are not reported based on the number of lesions in a particular body region. Therefore, if three lesions are treated in the neck region, this would be reported as code 98925, which indicates one...
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Article Overview
This July 1998 CPT Assistant Q&A addresses a coding question about osteopathic manipulative treatment and how the AMA frames reporting for this service. It is useful for coders and clinicians who work with CPT Medicine codes and need to understand the scope of the guidance discussed in the article.
Why This Topic Matters
This article helps readers identify the relevant CPT Medicine guidance for osteopathic manipulative treatment and understand the general reporting issue discussed by the AMA.
What You Will Learn
- What coding topic the AMA Q&A addresses
- How the article frames the reporting issue for osteopathic manipulative treatment
- The general context of the CPT Medicine guidance discussed in the Q&A
- Why the article may matter to coders reviewing osteopathic manipulative treatment documentation
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Coding auditors
- Physicians and other clinicians
- Compliance staff
- Billing staff
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