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Medical Billing - GX2 Record
We're almost to the end of our review of oxygen billing for medical billing practices. So far, we have covered the GX0 record and the GX1 record for NSF 3.01 specifications. In this installment, we're going to cover the GX2 record, which is facility information.Usually facility information is covered in the E records of a claim. So why do we have to

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Units of service are, in English, the number of that particular item that is being billed. Now, while that ma

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Working your way through the FA0 record when doing medical billing is like reading a copy of "War And Peace". Okay, maybe it's not that bad, but it is still the most comprehensive record in the whole NSF 3.01 specifications and without it, nobody would have a clue what was being billed. In this installment we continue our review of this record with field number 18.

FA0 field 18, positions 82 - 85, is the units of service. This is probably one of the most critical fields in the whole FA0 record and deserves an extensive explanation.

Units of service are, in English, the number of that particular item that is being billed. Now, while that may

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that bad, but it is still the most comprehensive record in the whole NSF 3.01 specifications and without it, nobody would have a clue what was being billed. In this installment we continue our review of this record with field number 18.

FA0 field 18, positions 82 - 85, is the units of service. This is probably one of the most critical fields in the whole FA0 record and deserves an extensive explanation.

Units of service are, in English, the number of that particular item that is being billed. Now, while that ma

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what was being billed. In this installment we continue our review of this record with field number 18.

FA0 field 18, positions 82 - 85, is the units of service. This is probably one of the most critical fields in the whole FA0 record and deserves an extensive explanation.

Units of service are, in English, the number of that particular item that is being billed. Now, while that ma

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s 82 - 85, is the units of service. This is probably one of the most critical fields in the whole FA0 record and deserves an extensive explanation.

Units of service are, in English, the number of that particular item that is being billed. Now, while that ma

Medical Billing - Troubleshooting Retail Sales
In the medical billing world, we have gone way past the days of the clerk sitting in the doctors office punching out her bills by hand and popping them in envelops. Today, things are a lot more sophisticated. Bills are generated via computer and in some cases, the biller never even sees a piece of paper or a form. Yes, we've come a long way. Unfortunately

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Units of service are, in English, the number of that particular item that is being billed. Now, while that may sound simple, in reality it gets very complicated. Let us explain.

With most items, the units of service are very straightforward in their reporting. For example, let's say that somebody is buying a wheelchair. They are buying one wheelchair so the units of service would be 1. Let's however say that you're selling a box of test strips that get billed by the strip but you're still selling just one box. Here is where it gets complicated. Depending on who you are billing, some payers insist on billing 1 box and the

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