CPT Code 52332: Ureteral Stent Placement Billing & Modifier Guide

Ureteral Stent Placement Billing & Modifier

CPT code 52332 represents one of the highest-volume urology procedure billed to payers. It is called the indwelling ureteral stent code. Due to its large volume, it is the most scrutinized code for urology specialty practices. What decides the payment for this code? There are two factors responsible. Whether the stent was truly indwelling or […]

CPT Code 91110: Capsule Endoscopy Billing & Reimbursement Guide

Capsule Endoscopy Billing & Reimbursement

CPT Code 91110 is the small bowel capsule code, esophagus through the ileum, with the interpretation of the physician. There are two things that decide whether it will be paid or not. The diagnosis pairing is number one, it proves a prior EGD (upper endoscopy) and colonoscopy. The second thing is whether the claim is […]

ASC Coding Guidelines: Rules, Modifiers, and CMS Updates

ASC Coding Guidelines

ASC medical coding follows different rules from physician coding, even when the surgeon and the ambulatory surgical center report the same CPT code for the same case. The facility has its own payment mechanism and its own modifier rules. It follows its own edits, so a code that is correct on the surgeon’s claim might […]

Cardiology CPT Codes: The Complete Billing & Reimbursement  Guide

Cardiology CPT Codes

Cardiology billing consists of high-value claims as compared to other specialties. Claim denials for cardiology practices pose a serious problem to their revenue cycle process. Not only this, but it is one of the most highly evaluated specialties. So, to prevent revenue leaks, it is essential to submit clean claims to payers. This is a […]

CPT Code 45378: Diagnostic Colonoscopy, Modifiers PT, 33, and 53

CPT Code 45378

CPT code 45378 is to be indicated for a flexible diagnostic colonoscopy performed by a physician. The code is used when the procedure is deemed to be of a diagnostically needed case or screening colonoscopy without any therapeutic intervention, if applicable. In order to correctly report the procedure, there should be outlined certain factors such […]

CPT Code 45378: Diagnostic Colonoscopy Billing and Coding Explained (2026)

CPT Code 45378: Diagnostic Colonoscopy Billing and Coding Explained (2026)

A colonoscopy claim can change the moment the scope finds something. Often, a procedure booked as a routine screening can quickly turn into a diagnostic encounter or it may advance to therapeutic when a polyp is removed. Each shift changes the code therefore, it is important to understand how it works to avoid predictable denials. […]

CPT Code 29827: Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair Billing Explained

Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair Billing

A rotator cuff repair claim includes more than one procedure code. During an arthroscopic shoulder procedure, a surgeon may repair the torn tendon. During this procedure, he may also address findings such as damaged tissue, labral abnormalities, or even problems in the subacromial space. The way the billers document every little detail directly determines whether […]

Medical Billing for Cardioversion CPT Codes, Documentation & Denial Prevention (2026)

Medical Billing for Cardioversion CPT Codes

The denial of cardioversion claims is frequent and mainly avoidable. Common errors made during the submission of these claims are incorrectly selecting the appropriate cardioversion CPT code for the procedure, billing without adequate documentation, and not properly applying modifiers when there is a same-day evaluation and management (E&M) visit. The improper billing of this procedure […]

Colposcopy CPT Coding: The Complete OB/GYN’s Guide to Proper Reimbursement

Colposcopy CPT Coding

If your medical practice has been experiencing a consistent increase in denied claims or are looking for ways to boost revenue for the cervical health procedures you provide, knowing how to properly code colposcopy CPT codes will greatly help. Misapplication of colposcopy CPT codes, incorrect application of modifiers, and the failure to properly document biopsy […]

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