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Q&A CPT code 90970
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Yes. Use a date range plus the number of days as the units. if you wish bill out one line per day and leave unit at 1
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Hi Paul,
Thanks for answering. Where do you put the date range?
It was my understanding that if it was a 30 day month and the patient was in the hospital for 10 days that month you would bill 20 units.
Thanks for answering. Where do you put the date range?
It was my understanding that if it was a 30 day month and the patient was in the hospital for 10 days that month you would bill 20 units.
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The CMS 1500 has a from and to date field for each line item. Just make sure the date span and the units match up. At least at the payer I work for system gets confused if you bill a date span of 10 days and only bill 5 units and kicks it out. Although we've had so many issues with units were considering a rule of no more than one date of service per line.