Inclusive Coding in Medical Billing
Inclusive coding refers to billing practices where related services or procedures are bundled together and billed as a single unit.
Inclusive Coding in Medical Billing Explained
In medical billing, inclusive coding prevents the separate billing of services that are considered part of a primary procedure. This ensures that providers do not overbill for services that are typically included in the main service or treatment.
For example, post-operative follow-up visits are often considered inclusive to the original surgery and are not billed separately.
Learn more about common acronyms and abbreviations in Medical billing glossary.
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