Are there restrictions on co-claiming item 36 alongside a T8 procedural item?
18 September 26Are there restrictions on co-claiming item 36 alongside the T8 fracture/dislocation treatment items?
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Are there restrictions on co-claiming item 36 alongside the T8 fracture/dislocation treatment items?
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read more >I read your book [sic: How to Avoid the Medical Bill Rip off! By Margaret Faux] and think you are wrong on Maeve’s case. That dermatologist definitely attended so he/she was allowed to bill it…
read more >This question actually came from a consumer who saw items 695 and 2715 billed on her Medicare statement by her GP. The total consult time for both services was 35 minutes and according to the …
read more >I was fascinated by your LinkedIn post that said the MBS is not the law. I (and I think the whole nation) always thought it was. How can the MBS and the law be different and what is the MBS th…
read more >When I bill an attendance item with a procedure like say, a skin excision, why is the consult paid but the procedure is rejected? It happens a lot, with similar item combinations. I do both th…
read more >I am hoping for some clarification around using the item number 55848 for ultrasound. Rehabilitation medicine physicians require ultrasound guidance for botulinum toxin injections. Assuming th…
read more >I am a cardiologist. Sometimes I assist at interventional cardiology procedures and claim the assisting item 51303. However, every time I co-claim item 110 it is rejected but I think I should …
read more >As an anaesthetist who is not rostered in the intensive care unit (ICU), I am sometimes asked to go to ICU and take a ventilated and sedated patient to radiology for various imaging procedures…
read more >The context for this question involves co-claiming diagnostic ultrasound and vascular access items. After the last MBS review, vascular access items 13815, 13842 and the newly introduced E…
read more >The question posed was: If an ECG is performed during a pre-admission consultation (MBS Item 17610 or 17615) and the criteria of item number 11714 is met, is it permissible to claim both?
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