tci Part B Insider - 2014 Issue 30

Part B Coding Coach: Check out How to Code These 4 Common EEG Scenarios

Here’s how to differentiate ‘drowsy’ or ‘asleep’ choice. Electroencephalograms (EEGs) can be some of the most common procedures your neurologist performs – but how well do you know the ins and outs of the codes? Test yourself by reading these common questions and expert answers.  Question 1: What’s the Difference Between ‘Drowsy’ and Asleep’?  Typically, neurologists use 95816 (Electroencephalogram [EEG]; including recording awake and drowsy) and 95819 (Electroencephalogram [EEG]; including recording awake and asleep) to identify abnormalities associated with the transition from awake to sleep or vice versa. The key: When trying...

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