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Author Question: When billing Medicare or Medicaid and there is a CPT-4 code equivalent to the HCPCS code, what should you do? (Read 347 times)

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When billing Medicare or Medicaid and there is a CPT-4 code equivalent to the HCPCS code, what should you do?


◦ use both codes
◦ use the CPT-4
◦ use the HCPCS
◦ use either code
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