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Re: experience with reimbursement for 3D ultrasound?From: Rose Gozdowski (sylultra@hotmail.com)Sun Jan 15 11:49:10 2006
At Tue, 19 Jun 2001, phillipsbill wrote: > >Does anyone have experience with reimbursement for 3D ultrasound? We have been billing the code for almost 3 years for Abd, OB/GYN, and small parts with success however Aetna and Cigna insurance companies are not paying for the code. Aetna states that as of 4/1/06 they will discontinue the new codes as they are incidental to the scan. Cigna states that the 3D is still investigational. At the present one of our insurance companies is now requesting repayment of the code for the past 2 years even though it was done in conjunction with our regular code and not billed routinely for OB/GYN, Abdominal, or small parts. We only bill when the images we obtain give us diagnostic value and we are fighting this request. If you have any insight I would appreciate a response. Do you have any specific questions? Also do you have any experience with color flow billing? Thanks, Rose
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