tci ED Coding & Reimbursement Alert - 2015 Issue 8

Pediatric Coding: Do Your Homework On How To Correctly Document Pediatric ED Visits

Watch for age specific codes and rules for common ED services like moderate sedation and burns.  Even if your facility does not have a dedicated pediatric ED, chances are you see a significant number of younger patients who qualify as pediatric cases. Read on for a refresher course on how to report services for your youngest patients. Overview: Pediatric age parameters vary; pediatric patients are often under five years of age, but patients under age 18 are also commonly considered to be pediatric. The majority of pediatric ED visits are for respiratory problems and minor injuries, with most...

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