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Slight issue with filling out the billing form. I use Botox for spasticty. When I bill, I bill by the number of units which can go up to 400- 600 units. When I try to pu this in the unit number on the billing sheet, it tells me the max is 99. Thus I can't have it calculate the total amunt billed for the Botox used. Anyone know how to increase the number of allowable billing units?
Henry Bridges, MD
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Southern Virginia Rehab Group, PLLC
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Sorry, no... but we never bill more units than 10-15 in family practice. I used to bill oxygen in the old days, and I know we had to break each line down into 99,99, etc. until you got to the total units billed. I'm not sure how many units the 1500 claim form will take anymore.
Donna
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We need more units too for allergy testing. It's always been a pain in AC. I guess we should be posting to the wishlist.
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