Outpatient Facility Coding Alert - 2016 Issue 9
Common ED Services Found In TABLE 7 from the 2017 Proposed Rule: 0-day Global Services Typically Billed with an E/M Service with Modifier 25
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Article Overview
This premium article reviews a table of common emergency department services from the 2017 proposed rule and organizes them by procedure type. It is useful for coders, billers, and compliance staff who need a quick scan of which ED procedures are discussed, including repairs, injections and aspirations, splinting and strapping, and other frequent emergency care services. The article is most relevant for professionals working with emergency department documentation and reporting workflows.
Why This Topic Matters
Understanding the scope of common ED procedures in the proposed rule helps coding and billing teams identify whether the article is relevant to their workflow and policy review needs. It also supports search systems that need to recognize the procedure categories and code sets referenced in the discussion.
Article Sections
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Repair Codes
This section groups common repair procedures discussed in the article and presents the associated emergency department procedure codes in that category.
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Injections and Aspirations
This section covers injection and aspiration procedures commonly encountered in emergency department settings and the related codes referenced by the article.
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Splint and Strapping Codes
This section outlines splinting and strapping procedures included in the article and the associated procedure codes.
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Other Common ED Procedures
This section collects additional emergency department procedures that do not fit the earlier categories, including airway, catheter, foreign body, ear, eye, and resuscitation services.
What You Will Learn
- The major categories of common emergency department procedures covered in the table
- Which procedure groupings are included in the article
- The types of ED services discussed in the 2017 proposed rule context
- How the article is organized for quick review by coders and billers
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Emergency department billing staff
- Compliance professionals
- Revenue cycle teams
- Physician practice managers
Codes Discussed
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