Hi JIN KIM DMD!
No problem. The diagnosis pointer (field 24E) is going to be the letter that the diagnosis code that applies to the line item appears in that is entered in field 21. For example, if there is only one diagnosis code, the diagnosis pointer with simply be "A". If there are two and they both apply to the service, the diagnosis pointer will be "AB", if three, it will be "ABC".
For field 24I, that is generally left blank.
For field 24B (place of service), if you are billing Medicare DME for an oral appliance for OSA, the place of service will be 12, which stands for home. If you are billing a private insurer or Medicare part B for other services like office visits, x-rays, etc, the place of service will be 11, which stands for office.
Here is a link to the full CMS1500 claim form manual, which gives additional details on each section of the claim form:
http://www.nucc.org/images/stories/PDF/1500_claim_form_instruction_manual_2012_02-v4.pdfOur software DentalWriter help you complete medical claims for dental practices and does most of this for you. If you'd like to see a demo of it, here is a link where you can schedule in a demo:
https://niermanpm.com/demoHope this helps!
Edited by user Wednesday, April 19, 2017 6:50:06 AM(UTC)
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