Bilateral Reporting:

A recent audit of hospital accounts with bilateral cataract procedures coded showed the following:

35 accounts coded 66984-RT Unit of Service 1

66984-LT Unit of Service 1

172 accounts coded 66984-50 Unit of service 1

7 accounts coded 66984 Unit of service 1

66984-50 Unit of service 1

2 accounts coded 66984 Unit of service 2

1. Review the codes in your CPT manual.

2. Learn the appropriate way the code should be reported.

3. Determine/comment the results of the audit.

4. Develop a coding procedure for bilateral cataract procedures that will meet compliance under the National Correct Coding Initiative.

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (2015). NCCI Policy Manual for Medicare Services.

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