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Enid Garcia Case 99404
Hi Ana,

I review the patient scale and he is under scale G effective on 12/27/2016 so on his case he don't have any discount Pt is resp. for the full payment charge fee amount. For the 99406 and 99407 we only needs to add to the claim the 99406 and remove the 99407 .

Sierra-Would you please confirm if we have to bill the self paid patient for the 99406 Or we only needs to post the CPT code with the Zero charge fee amount since the patient is a self paid patient .

Thank you,

Enid Garcia

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