2008 Coders' Drug Handbook 4930 :: 978-1-60151-020-4

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	Item	4930
	ISBN	978-1-60151-020-4
	$49
Rely on the *Coders’ Drug Handbook* to enhance your productivity, minimize denials and speed reimbursement. The *Coders’ Drug Handbook* uses common terms to help coders accurately report drugs used, identify what can and cannot be billed through Medicare and other payers, and match diagnosis, procedure and supply codes with the practitioner’s documentation so that you code confidently every time.

Comprehensive index lets you quickly locate a drug. Search for drugs alphabetically by generic name and then cross-reference to brand name.
Lay descriptions of drugs. Understand what the drug is and how it benefits the patient in clear, concise terms just for coders.
Coding tips. Learn the best coding conventions for reporting the drug before filing the claim.
Find the correct HCPCS Level II or CPT code for the drug or its administration. The applicable HCPCS Level II or CPT codes and descriptions are listed next to each drug.
ICD-9-CM crosswalk for primary diagnoses. Cross-reference and identify the proper ICD-9-CM codes for the diagnoses.
Classification of drug. Identify the correct drug class and report it to the most appropriate payer.
Pub 100 references for applicable drugs. Discover the national rules federal contractors are using to reimburse for a specific drug.
Match your package with the proper National Drug Code (NDC). Routes of administration and forms are listed with NDCs.
At-a-glance icons. Quickly identify Medicare payment rules for each drug. Icons include APC Status, Payable Under DMEPOS, Not Covered, Carrier Discretion and Special Instructions.



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