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Stay up-to-date with guidance for reporting modifiers

JustCoding's Guide to Modifiers: Hospital Outpatient Edition, features comprehensive explanations of when to report each modifier, including coding tips and detailed examples.

Each chapter is jam-packed with exercises that provide an opportunity for readers to use real-life documentation, including operative reports and case studies, to test their knowledge for applying each modifier. Flowcharts and tables will also be included to help readers gain a better understanding of when a modifier should be applied.

This resource includes:

Guidance on problematic modifiers including -JW, -96, and -97, to the perpetually confounding -59
Answers to when (and how) to apply modifiers in the proper situations
Guidance for reporting outpatient modifiers
Sample documentation and case studies outlining exactly how CMS expects to see codes and modifiers on claims

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