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Are you struggling to accurately code Adjacent Tissue Transfer (ATT) procedures? Look no further! In this in-depth guide, we break down everything you need to know about CPT codes 14000-14350 for Adjacent Tissue Transfer.

Adjacent Tissue Transfer, often referred to as local flaps, can be one of the most challenging areas in integumentary system coding. We'll demystify the complexities, showing you how to correctly identify, measure, and code these intricate surgical repairs.

In this video, you'll learn:

What Adjacent Tissue Transfer (ATT) is and its purpose in surgical repair.
The critical key measurement (total defect size) for selecting the correct CPT code.
A clear breakdown of the CPT code structure based on anatomical site and size.
Essential bundling rules: what services are included in ATT codes and what can be billed separately.
How to distinguish ATT from other closures like complex repairs (avoid common coding errors!).
Key documentation essentials providers must include in operative reports for accurate coding.
Proper modifier usage (e.g., Modifier 51, Modifier 59, Laterality).
A practical example scenario to solidify your understanding.
Whether you're a seasoned medical coder, a biller, an auditor, or a healthcare professional looking to sharpen your coding skills, this video is designed to provide clarity and boost your confidence in coding ATT.

Don't let complex codes slow you down! Watch now to master Adjacent Tissue Transfer coding and ensure accurate reimbursement.

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