Setting fees is not an art but a science. The way to succeed is to build a systematic approach to fee-setting with the Resource Based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS) data in the 2010 Medicare RBRVS Sourcebook. The straight-forward instructions, examples and formulas in this well-organized resource will help clarify the fee-setting process.
- NEW! Online access — e-Links to GPCI Index and other valuable tools — help determine your reimbursement
- 2010 CPT® and HCPCS Level II code changes — using updated information is key to getting the reimbursement you deserve
- Gap fill code data (RVUs not provided by Medicare) are included — helps you complete the reimbursement picture
- Instructions on conducting cost analysis and comparing fees by payer — know the reimbursement mix for your practice
- Charts detailing reimbursement of surgical package modifiers — make it easy to figure out when to use modifiers
- Modifier information integrated throughout — see at-a-glance which modifiers can or can not be used with each CPT® code
- Professional component and/or technical component guidance — identifies which service or procedures have only one or both
- Facility and Non-facility totals are both included, as well as work, practice expense and malpractice breakdowns for each CPT® and HCPCS Level II code — invaluable information for setting fees
- Separate Preoperative, Intraoperative and Postoperative reimbursements — determine appropriate payment easily
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