Concurrency in Medical Billing
Concurrency in medical billing refers to the practice of documenting and billing for overlapping medical services, such as when an anesthesiologist supervises multiple surgeries at the same time.
Concurrency in Medical Billing Explained
Concurrency often applies in situations like anesthesia billing, where a single provider may be responsible for supervising multiple procedures happening simultaneously. Specific rules govern how and when concurrent services can be billed, ensuring proper reimbursement without overbilling for time that overlaps.
For example, an anesthesiologist supervises two surgeries happening simultaneously, and concurrency rules help determine how to bill for the provider’s time across both cases.
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