New ICD-10 codes, NCCI edits and Medicaid eligibility limits all took effect Oct. 1. Here's what practices should check this week.
|Articles|May 4, 2015
There's an ICD-10 Code for That
Author(s)Jon Carter
As we get closer to the ICD-10 transition, medical billers are likely finding some familiar symptoms among the new code set.
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