Audit-Ready Documentation: What I&R Should Look Like

In this episode, Ryan Ames OD, MBA, joins us for a follow-up conversation about diagnostic testing and Interpretation and Report. He explains how to know when I&R is needed, what proper documentation looks like, and how the 99211 code fits into the picture.

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Ryan's Resources

The OCT shows a normal retina. Now what?: https://www.onespotbilling.com/blog/onespot-podcast-audit-ready-documentation-interpretation-and-report-resource-1

CPT 99211: Understanding the Definition, Its Limits, and Common Billing Errors: https://www.onespotbilling.com/blog/onespot-podcast-audit-ready-documentation-interpretation-and-report-resource-2

A Complete Interpretation & Report is NOT Optional: https://www.onespotbilling.com/blog/onespot-podcast-audit-ready-documentation-interpretation-and-report-resource-3