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|Articles|May 1, 2003
Coding and billing in 2003: Back to the basics
Author(s)Ray Painter, MD
There are two key elements to successful billing and collection-bothnow and in the future. The first is the accuracy of your documentation andcoding, basically the responsibility of the urologist. The second elementis the billing process, which can be computerized, automated, and performedby others.
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