E/M frequency data for dermatology

For dermatologists, revenue in the office is generated by procedures and office visits. Often, both are provided on the same day, and CodingIntel has articles about the use of modifiers 25, 51, and 59.

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Last revised October 12, 2020 - Betsy Nicoletti
Tags: Dermatology, Documentation Guidelines

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