Botulinum Toxin Injections for Hyperhidrosis
Botulinum Toxin Injections-Therapeutic
Cardiology Tariffs
Colonoscopy Services – When are they Insured?
Conscious Sedation
Fine Needle Biopsy
Flu Shots – Seasonal & Pandemic Vaccinations
Fluoroscopy and Contrast Agents – New Tariffs
Lesion and Wart Removal
Lung Function Tests
Simple Dilatation with Bougie or Sound – Tariff 3092
Transesophageal Echocardiography – Tariff 2106
Wound Repair – Tariff 0251
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Billing
- Fee-for-service/Billing
- On-Call
- Surgery
- Additional Surgical Services – Rule of Application 29
- Anterior Vitrectomy (Planned) – Tariff 5622
- Combined Insured and Uninsured Surgical Services – How to Bill
- Neonatal Circumcision – Insured or Uninsured?
- Pediatric Dental Surgery: billing for preoperative visits
- Postoperative Period
- Postoperative Period – Transfer of Care
- Pre-Scheduled Surgical Services – Visit Fees
- Preoperative Care – Can you claim tariff 8520 hospital care?
- Reporting a Malignancy
- Split Surgical Claims
- BMI Supplements
- Visits
- Chronic Care or Hospital Care – What to Claim in Mixed Facilities
- Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Tariff 8435 – Hypertension
- Chronic Disease Management Tariffs (CDM)
- Complete Examinations by General Practitioners
- Consultation – Unassigned Patient – Tariff 8595
- Hospital Care – Tariff 8520
- Orthopaedic Spinal Consultations – Tariff 8440
- Personal Care Home Visits
- Preoperative Care – Can you claim tariff 8520 hospital care?
- Psychiatric Claims – Multiple Claims for Same Patient/Same Day
- Psychotherapy Individual – Tariff 8581
- Supportive Care – Rule of Application 13
- Third Party Visits
- Unassigned Patient Examinations – Tariff 8594
- Well Baby Care
- Comprehensive Care Management (CCM) Tariffs
- Obstetrical Visits
- Claims
- Assessment of Claims: Questions
- Billing Two Different Payor Agencies for a Single Office Visit
- Cancellation of Manitoba Health Numbers
- Caution Regarding Word-of-Mouth Billing Advice
- Claims Disputes – The Role of Doctors Manitoba
- Explanation of Benefit (EOB) 44 – Practical Guidelines
- Fee Differentials
- ICD Codes
- Physician’s Manual
- Provisional Tariffs
- Reciprocal Billing – Claims for Out of Province Patients
- Specialty Restricted Fee Codes – Eligibility
- Submission of Claims – Six-Month Deadline
- Training or Experience Required to Claim Certain Tariffs
- Anesthesia
- Diagnostic & Therapeutic
- Cardiology Tariffs
- Botulinum Toxin Injections for Hyperhidrosis
- Botulinum Toxin Injections-Therapeutic
- Colonoscopy Services – When are they Insured?
- Conscious Sedation
- Fine Needle Biopsy
- Flu Shots – Seasonal Vaccinations
- Fluoroscopy and Contrast Agents
- Lesion and Wart Removal
- Lung Function Tests
- Simple Dilatation with Bougie or Sound – Tariff 3092
- Transesophageal Echocardiography – Tariff 2106
- Wound Repair – Tariff 0251
- Procedures
- Disputes
- General Schedule
- After Hours Premiums
- Chronic Care or Hospital Care – What to Claim in “Mixed” Facilities
- Conference Tariffs Maximums
- Conferences, Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Diabetes Education
- Monitoring Anticoagulant Therapy – Tariff 8002
- Monitoring of Clozapine – Tariff 8004
- Patient Care Family Conference – Tariff 8473
- Special Calls
- Tariff 8000 – Communication with Health Care Providers
- Tariff 8001
- Tariff 8003 – EDS Approval
- Telemedicine Services
- Telephone calls from Pharmacists – Tariff 8005
- Tray Fees
- Obstetrics & Gynaecology
