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A0428: Case Study
Submitted documentation indicates A0428 was completed on November 3, 2015. The submitted medical record contained emergency department records listing the discharge diagnoses of a urinary tract infection and pneumonia. The trip sheet noted for medical necessity, dementia and a cerebrovascular accident. In the assessment section of the trip sheet, no abnormalities were noted. In addition, no PCS was found within the submitted medical

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