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Goniotomy procedures performed in conjunction with insertion of a glaucoma drainage device is considered not reasonable and necessary

View this reminder regarding correct reporting of micro or minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS).

Annual wellness visits (AWVs)

Medicare Part B covers annual wellness visits (AWVs) and other related services for qualifying beneficiaries. Learn more about these covered preventive services.

Ambulance transport - multiple patients

Learn about Medicare’s billing and payment guidelines for ambulance transports of multiple patients.

Ambulance transport - multiple patients

Learn about Medicare’s billing and payment guidelines for ambulance transports of multiple patients.

Counting units for therapy codes

Read this article to learn how to count units to properly bill therapy HCPCS codes.

Requesting a comparative billing report -- Part A providers

Comparative billing report (CBR) information is available to providers and suppliers by request.

Requesting a comparative billing report -- Part B providers

Complete review of the Retrieve Documents feature in SPOT.

Physician supervision of diagnostic tests

The Code of Federal Regulations requires that, with certain exceptions, diagnostic tests covered under the Social Security Act and payable under the physician fee schedule must be performed under the…

Physician supervision of diagnostic tests

The Code of Federal Regulations requires that, with certain exceptions, diagnostic tests covered under the Social Security Act and payable under the physician fee schedule must be performed under the…

Use of JW and JZ Modifiers when Billing for Separately Payable Incident-to Supplies

Effective January 1, 2026, the application of the JW and JZ modifiers has changed for certain skin substitutes per the calendar year (CY) 2026 final rule. This article describes the changes.