The device manufacturer directed me to use code 95904 (DELETED IN 2013) to report studies, but my claims for multiple units of code 95904 are being denied. Can code 95904 , Nerve conduction, amplitude and latency/velocity study, each nerve; sensory, be used to report sensory nerve conduction tests (sNCTs), such as current perception testing? ...
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Article Overview
This article addresses a coding question about sensory nerve testing and why a previously used code was denied for multiple units. It discusses the difference between nerve conduction studies and sensory nerve conduction testing, and it points to the broader coding categories that may apply to quantitative sensory testing and current perception threshold testing. The content is most relevant to coders and billing staff working with neurology, electrodiagnostic testing, and Medicare-related guidance.
Why This Topic Matters
Correct code-family selection affects claim acceptance and compliance when reporting sensory nerve testing services, especially when payer policies and Medicare guidance are involved.
What You Will Learn
- How the article distinguishes sensory nerve testing from nerve conduction study services
- Which code categories are mentioned for quantitative sensory testing
- How Medicare-related guidance is referenced in the context of sensory testing claims
- Why code-family selection matters for these types of services
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Billing staff
- Revenue cycle teams
- Neurology practices
- Electrodiagnostic testing providers
Codes Discussed
Code Ranges Discussed
- CATEGORY III: 0106T-0110T
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