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Most Common Procedure Lists
Every section of PCodeMeister now includes a
Most Common Procedure section. Get quick access
to the code you're
looking for by using this
alphabetical index that includes the codes you
need
95% of the time.
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Fast Links
The new Fast Links page collects lists of common procedures that span
multiple specialty areas. Quickly find codes by browsing by the
type of procedure.
Check out screenshots of some of the Fast Links:
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I&D Fast
Links
Find all the codes for I&D's in one place. Whether you're
looking for a peritonsillar abscess, a perirectal abscess or a felon,
all the codes are right here organized alphabetically.
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Biopsy Fast
Links
Find all the codes for biopsies in one place. Whether you want
the code for a skin biopsy or a brain biopsy, you'll find it right here
organized alphabetically.
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Endoscopy
Fast Links
Find all the codes for endoscopies, both diagnostic and therapeutic
in from the Endoscopy Fast Link page. Anoscopy, laryngoscopy,
ureteroscopy . . . they're all right here in an easy to access
alphabetical index.
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Laparoscopy Fast Links
Unsure if the laparoscopic procedure code you need is categorized as
a GI or an Ob/Gyn procedure? No problem. With the
Laparoscopic Procedure Fast Link page, all laparoscopic procedures are
listed in one place. From diagnostic laparoscopy to treatment of
ectopic pregnancy, they're all listed right here.
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Foreign
Body Removal
Fast Links
Whether you need the code for extracting a foreign body from places
high or low, all the codes are in one place. From removing a
conjunctival foreign body to one from the rectum, find the code listed
here in an easy alphabetical index.
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Primary
Care Quick List
The brand-new Primary Care Quick List organizes more than 200 of the
procedures most commonly done in primary care in a speedy-to-use
alphabetical index. From endometrial biopsy to flexible
sigmoidoscopy, from ingrown toenail removal to laceration repair, you'll
find 95% of the codes you'll need right here. Check it out!
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Office Lab
Quick List
The Office Lab Quick List brings most of the common office lab
procedure codes into one place. Here you can find the codes for
KOH prep, urinalysis, wet mount, Rapid Strep, and more.
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HCPCS Level
II Codes
HCPCS Level II codes are used for procedures, supplies, and drugs not
included in the AMA's CPT-4 codes. PCodeMeister
now includes selected HCPCS Level II codes including G codes, J codes, Q
codes, S codes, and modifiers.
See below for details about some of this
new content:
Note: HCPCS Level II codes are not
CPT codes and are distinct from the American Medical Association's CPT-4
Editorial Content.
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G Codes
G codes for screening and health maintenance procedures (ie. colon
cancer screening) are required by Medicare and some other insurance
carriers. Now you can find the G codes you need most often in
PCodeMeister.
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J
Codes
The HCPCS Level II J codes are used to
identify and bill for medications. PCodeMeister
includes a complete listing of all J Codes.
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Conscious
Sedation
Many procedures that are often done under conscious sedation bundle
the reimbursement for administering conscious sedation into the CPT®
code. Now, PCodeMeister designates these procedures with the dark
green CS
code. Clicking on the CS
takes you to a screen with details on its meaning.
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Added
data allowing precise
calculation of Medicare fee
PCodeMeister has always included RVU info
but
now it includes more details allowing anyone to
calculate the
allowable Medicare fee for a given
procedure in their particular
geographic area. In
addition, associated with every CPT®
code there is
now an estimated fee which is a ballpark estimate, not
taking geographic variation into account.
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