HCPCS Medical Procedural Coding and Medical Information

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There are no official coding guidelines for HCPCS comparable to the Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting which currently exist for ICD-9-CM. For interpretation of HCPCS level I (CPT-4) codes refer to the American Medical Association's CPT Assistant. HCPCS (levels I, II and III) reporting is dependent on payor instructions and healthcare setting.

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