This is the complete list of denial codes (Claim Adjustment Reason Codes) with an explanation of each denial. If you want to know how to fix a denial, click on the link which will lead to a post that explains how to address the denial code. The Claim Adjustment Reason Codes are copyright of X12…
Below, you can find a list of all the CPT modifiers. A modifier ‘modifies’ a procedure or item and adds information or changes a description based on the documentation provided by the physician. First, we’ll explain what modifiers are before providing the CPT modifiers list. CPT modifiers are added to CPT or HCPCS codes to…
CPT 92019 refers to a specialized ophthalmological examination and evaluation conducted under general anesthesia. This procedure is particularly important for patients, such as young children or individuals who are unable to cooperate during a standard eye examination. The examination may include manipulation of the eye globe to assess passive range of motion or to facilitate…
CPT 92025 refers to computerized corneal topography, a diagnostic procedure that measures the curvature of one or both corneas, providing detailed information about their shape and surface characteristics. This procedure is essential in various clinical contexts, particularly in diagnosing and managing corneal conditions, fitting contact lenses, and evaluating patients for refractive surgery. The use of…
CPT 92020 refers to gonioscopy, a specialized diagnostic procedure used to examine the angle of the anterior chamber of the eye, where the iris and cornea meet. This examination is crucial for diagnosing and monitoring conditions related to glaucoma, an eye disorder characterized by increased intraocular pressure. The procedure is performed using a goniolens and…
CPT 92018 refers to a comprehensive ophthalmological examination and evaluation conducted under general anesthesia. This procedure is particularly significant in cases where a detailed assessment of the eye is necessary but cannot be performed due to the patient’s inability to cooperate, such as in young children or certain adults. The examination may involve manipulation of…
CPT 92015 refers to the determination of refractive state, a crucial procedure in the field of optometry and ophthalmology. This service is essential for assessing a patient’s vision and identifying the degree of refractive error, which is necessary for prescribing corrective lenses or contact lenses. The process involves a systematic evaluation of the patient’s vision…
CPT 92014 refers to comprehensive ophthalmological services provided to established patients, involving a thorough medical examination and evaluation. This code is utilized when an ophthalmologist assesses a patient’s eye health, initiates or continues a diagnostic and treatment program, and may require multiple visits to address the patient’s needs. The examination includes a detailed review of…
CPT 91299 refers to an unlisted diagnostic gastroenterology procedure, which is utilized when a specific code does not exist for a diagnostic service performed on the gastrointestinal system. This code is essential for healthcare providers to report unique or novel procedures that fall outside the standard coding framework, ensuring that all diagnostic efforts are appropriately…
CPT 91132 refers to diagnostic transcutaneous electrogastrography, a non-invasive procedure used to assess the electrical activity of the stomach muscles. This diagnostic test is particularly valuable in evaluating motility disorders, which can affect digestion and overall gastrointestinal function. By placing electrodes on the skin over the abdomen, healthcare providers can monitor the electrical signals generated…
CPT 91122 refers to anorectal manometry, a specialized diagnostic procedure used to evaluate the function of the rectum and anal sphincter. This test is particularly useful in assessing conditions such as constipation, fecal incontinence, and other disorders related to bowel function. By measuring the pressures within the rectum and the strength of the anal sphincter,…
CPT 91120 refers to the rectal sensation, tone, and compliance test, a diagnostic procedure that evaluates the functional capabilities of the rectum through graded balloon distention. This test is particularly relevant for patients experiencing conditions such as fecal incontinence, constipation, or irritable bowel syndrome. By measuring the rectum’s response to varying levels of distention, healthcare…