EyeCOR - ICD Diagnosis Codes
EyeCOR Diagnosis screen - Allowed Reimbursable Procedures
Everything you need to properly code on one screen!
2 - All Allowed Reimbursable Procedures - for the diagnosis.
These are all the procedures you can do and get paid for with the diagnosis.
Shows Fees - For your Region!
When Procedure requires an Interpretation and Report
When Procedure is Unilateral or Bilateral
When Procedure has any Coding Requirements
When Procedure is Mutually Exclusive (Mutually Exclusive procedures are highlighted in Yellow)
This is the screen our
users tell us shows an "Established Level of Care." Most users
call it their big money maker!
Frequently most doctors do not know what is Allowed or they forget
an appropriate procedure.
For many doctors this screen identifies a procedure you are providing but might not be charging.
Some practice management
systems try to emulate EyeCOR's feature. But these systems:
-
Incorrectly show
National Coding. There are 95 regions in the country for
Medicare alone.
Not one of the states or regions follow the National Coding. That's why these systems are always incorrect!
All of EyeCOR information is specific to your region.
- Never update this information.
EyeCOR is the only source that updates and shows the Allowed Reimbursable Procedures specific to your region!
Why is this important? Because the Allowed Reimbursable Procedures vary significantly by region. What procedures are supported in one region are not support in other regions. We frequently hear that practices relying on other coding sources ultimately discover they are frequently being denied. EyeCOR users constantly tell us how significantly their reimbursement increases!
CPT codes Copyright American Medical Association