CPT® does not make it easy to locate codes for destruction of lesion(s). These codes are found in multiple chapters throughout the CPT® book, and are classified by a variety of factors (size, method of destruction, type (pre-malignant/malignant/benign), etc.) Accurate coding is essential to accurate payment. This tip sheet was created to help you quickly locate the correct CPT® code for lesion destruction.
Everyday Dermatology Coding
Everyday Dermatology Coding is a 52 page guide to coding dermatology services. This in-depth coding resource covers the following topics specific to dermatology: E/M MDM table, Dermatology E/M frequency, Common Dermatology procedures, modifiers and more.
Coding Skin Procedures in Dermatology, Family Practice and Urgent Care | Webinar
Recorded February 21, 2019
This webinar will tell coders and practitioners how to document and code biopsies, destruction of benign and malignant lesions, and repairs. It includes specific examples of how to bill for multiple procedures with the correct modifiers, and when to use modifier -51, -59 and -58.
Quick Coding Reference Sheet – Dermatology
This dermatology specific E/M reference sheet includes 1997 single specialty skin exam and medical decision making examples relevant to your specialty. A must have reference for physicians and staff coding for dermatology services!