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Re: OB: CPT questionFrom: Brickster0@aol.comFri Dec 29 18:30:02 2000
Ob care, previous Cesarean, failed VBAC, Cesarean delivery, but is anyone getting paid extra for the new CPT code for failed VBAC's? Brick Bills Alpharetta, GA Private Practice Gary wrote OK, here's another one: Today, a multip prev LTC/S planning a VBAC, having had 2 successful VBACs in my practice already, presented in early labor at 3 cm. Upon AROM by my partner, which I, too, would have done, a hand and forearm came right through the cervix. She had a repeat C/S (this isn't posted to discuss that--he called me and told me that she needed a section, and I have learned that even if I don't agree, and I did, that once the doc on the spot makes a call, it is bad news to reverse it). Would you bill her for: Ob care, Cesarean or Ob care, previous Cesarean, failed VBAC, Cesarean delivery Garry ;)
-- Garry E. Siegel, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. Roswell, GA Private Practice
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