A7505 and A7527—Tracheostomy items
This month we will look at two tracheostomy items that have been hit with high rates of denial and are causing providers major headaches.
By Sarah Hanna
This month we will look at two tracheostomy items that have been hit with high rates of denial and are causing providers major headaches.
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Sarah Hanna is a reimbursement consultant and vice president of ECS Billing & Consulting, Tiffin, Ohio, and specializes in proper billing protocols, Medicare coverage guidelines and billing office procedures. She can be contacted at 419/448-5332 or [email protected].
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