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Last Updated: 30th Apr 2024

What is procedure code 733630?

CPT 73630 is a code that falls under Diagnostic Radiology (Diagnostic Image) Procedures of Lower Extremities. American Medical Association maintains the Current Procedural Terminology code (CPT) code 73363. This code is a medical procedure code that falls under the category Diagnostic Radiology (Diagnostic imaging) Procedures of Lower Extremities.



Keep this in mind, does CPT-73630 require a modifier?

CPT 73610, 73610, 73620, and 73630 – Hand and Foot Radiology Examination. I agree with QTC's recommendation that the standard Procedure code, which is 73630 for a complete xray of the foot be used, but not the internal QTC modifiers.

Can 73630 and 733650 be combined? A physician cannot bill 73650 or 73660 Radiologic Examination; calcaneus, minimum 2 views, or 733630 for the exact same foot on the same day of service.

Another question is: What does CPT code 992203 mean?

CPT code 99203: An office or outpatient visit to evaluate and manage a patient. This requires three key components: A detailed medical history; A detailed exam; Medical decision making that is low in complexity. Typically, physicians spend 30 minutes with patients and/or their families.

Can CPT 20550 be bill bilaterally?

Bilateral surgery rules do not apply to procedure code 20550. These services should not be billed using procedure code modifier 50 ( bilateral Procedure). Modifier 51 applies to procedure code 20550. It is recommended to bill all services at 100% of the billing charge.