What is the name of your state? IL
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MattUNI2001
sent me the following PM with the CPT because the thread was locked
What I discovered is that the proper ICD-9 code was not used but that is another issue, the CPT was 92225 which includes in the cost a routine eye exam which was already billed to VSP, so in essence the routine eye exam was double billed because they billed 2 different carriers. Then the question is whether or not the correct codes or tests were given. This is at least a billing error.
The original thread is locked https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=318516
MattUNI2001
sent me the following PM with the CPT because the thread was locked
Remember he had a routine eye exam which was covered in total by his VSP coverage and the provider billed for an exam because Matt told the provider he had Coloboma which is a congenital condition, billing $144 of which BCBS covered 75%Code
The code they used was 92225. For some reason my thread got locked.
What I discovered is that the proper ICD-9 code was not used but that is another issue, the CPT was 92225 which includes in the cost a routine eye exam which was already billed to VSP, so in essence the routine eye exam was double billed because they billed 2 different carriers. Then the question is whether or not the correct codes or tests were given. This is at least a billing error.
OPHTHALMOSCOPY
Routine ophthalmoscopy is part of general and special ophthalmic services whenever indicated. It is a non-itemized service and is not reported separately.
92225 Ophthalmoscopy, extended as for retinal detachment (may include use of contact lens, drawing or sketch, and/or fundus biomicroscopy), with medical diagnostic evaluation; initial
92226 Subsequent