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2. Answers to Your Feeding/Swallowing Coding Questions: These tips will help you submit accurate and complete documentation to your patients’ payers.
3. The Right Time for Billing Codes: Here’s what you need to know about billing timed and untimed evaluation and procedure codes.
4. New Cognitive Treatment Code Takes Effect: In 2018 outpatient reimbursement rules, Medicare creates its own cognitive treatment code and keeps reimbursement rates stable.
5. New SLP Evaluation Codes: One Year Later: A year after regulations replaced a broad speech-language evaluation procedure code with four codes specific to different evaluations, how is the new system working?
6. New Cognitive Therapy Code Debuts in 2018: Coding changes also include new modifiers for habilitative and rehabilitative services.
7. SLPs Must Report Medicare Outcomes in ’13
8. Billing New Otoacoustic Emission Codes
9. Are You Ready for ICD-10-CM?
10. New Payment Advocacy Information: Document Offers Valuable Information to SLPs, Health Plans
11. Vestibular Billing Code Problems Resolved
12. Coding for Dysphagia Evaluation, Treatment
13. Diving Into New ICD-10 Codes: New codes address difficulties reporting some hearing, social communication and cognitive deficit conditions.
14. Medicare Changes Vestibular Codes, ‘Incident To’ Billing: The final 2016 outpatient therapy rules keep reimbursement stable, extend the therapy caps and delineate quality reporting measures.
15. Answers to Your ICD-10-CM Coding Questions: The new code set in place since Oct. 1 has some clinicians revisiting their coding practices. Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
16. Congress Tackles Medicare Fee Cuts
17. ASHA Launches Web Pages for Consumers and Payers: New Resources Promote Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Services
18. Policy Analysis: Proposed Medicare Rules Cut Fees, Alter Reporting Requirements: SLPs and audiologists could see lower reimbursements, even with congressional intervention.
19. New Procedure, Diagnosis Codes for Speech-Language-Hearing Services: Look for updated codes for certain hearing aids and new procedure codes for adaptive behavior assessment and treatment.
20. Audiology Coding Conundrums: The correct CPT or ICD-10 code isn’t always clear. Try these tips to correctly document diagnoses and services.
21. Device Documentation: Follow these guidelines when documenting and billing for speech-generating device evaluation and treatment.
22. No Surprises in 2018 Proposed Medicare Outpatient Rules: Fees for audiologists and SLPs remain stable, but look for a new cognitive function intervention code.
23. Audiology Coding and Billing Questions Answered: Audiology associations have created a single online resource on diagnosis and procedure codes, Medicare, medical necessity and other issues.
24. Billing for AAC: Device Type Helps Determine Codes: Here’s the lowdown on coding and billing for AAC device evaluation, customization and ongoing treatment.
25. Medicare Outpatient Rule Proposes Few Changes: Audiologists and speech-language pathologists would see no change in reimbursement and would gain a temporary reprieve from quality reporting.
26. Medicare Payments Stabilize in 2016 Proposed Fee Schedule: Proposal addresses fees, quality reporting and values for some audiology codes.
27. Ready to Code and Bill ICD-10?: The new diagnosis codes go live in just two months. Use these hints to code correctly—and avoid claim denials.
28. New Procedures … But No Codes: Some newer audiology diagnostic procedures have no associated billing code. Here are ways to increase your reimbursement chances.
29. Medicare Announces Reimbursement Rules for 2015: ASHA advocacy saves auditory osseointegrated implants and an audiology quality reporting measure, and postpones participation in a quality-based payment program.
30. CMS Releases Proposed 2015 Rules: Medicare tweaks reimbursement rates and quality reporting, and recommends dropping coverage of osseointegrated implants.
31. The Lowdown on Billing Evaluation and Management Codes: Can SLPs and audiologists use E/M codes? The answer is no—and yes.
32. In Private Practice: 10 Steps to ICD-10: Are your documentation, billing and electronic health record systems ready for Oct. 1, when new diagnosis codes take effect? Use these tips to prepare.
33. Bottom Line: Cracking the New Evaluation Codes: New speech-language codes pose some confusion for clinicians evaluating clients for aphasia, cognitive communication issues and other disorders. Check here for answers to the most common conundrums.
34. Bottom Line: One Code Does Not Fit All: Beginning Jan. 1, four new specific evaluation codes replace the general speech-language evaluation code.
35. Medicare Changes Some Audiology Codes for 2013
36. 2013 Medicare Proposal Outlines New Reporting Rules
37. E-stim Treatment: Is It Billable?: Medicare reimburses e-stim only as part of a broader swallowing treatment program.
38. Get Ready for ICD-10: The coding system for all medical conditions change in five months. Are you—and your billing system—ready?
39. Navigating the Thicket of Billing for Cochlear Implant Services: Reimbursement rules for CI-related services differ for audiology and speech-language pathology. Check out these key distinctions.
40. Confusion Surrounds Pediatric Audiology Billing: If there’s no code for new technology, how do you bill it? Three audiology organizations develop answers to frequently asked questions.
41. Billing Code Changes Take Effect
42. How to Keep Ethically Clean in Reimbursement
43. State Associations Receive Advocacy Grants
44. State Associations Receive Advocacy Grants: 13 Groups Launch Activities for Personnel, Reimbursement Issues
45. State Associations Receive ASHA Grants
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