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What codes should be reported for testing blood platelets?
I have a question concerning billing of the cardiac stress test. We perform the nuclear stress test in our nuclear medicine department. A cardiologist supervises the stress exam when the patient is on the treadmill. The cardiologist reads the ECG but not the nuclear images, and the nuclear medicine physicians read the nuclear images.
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Does Medicare cover prednisone under part B?
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What are Medicare rules on documentation of physician-patient telephone calls?
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