People that may benefit from checking blood glucose include those: 1  taking insulina hormone that helps the body use glucose for energy. 2  that are pregnant. 3  having a hard time controlling blood glucose levels. 4  having low blood glucose levels. 5  having low blood glucose levels without the usual warning signs. 6  have ketones from high blood glucose levels.
For patients at high risk for colorectal cancer, a screening barium enema performed as an alternative to colonoscopy (G0105) is reported with code G0120. Medicare will pay for this procedure every two years (at least 23 completed months since the last screening barium enema or colonoscopy). There is no age limit. For patients at normal risk for colorectal cancer, a screening barium enema performed as an alternative to sigmoidoscopy (G0104) is reported with code G0106.
To remain FLR-compliant, therapists must report G-codesâalong with their corresponding severity modifiers and therapy modifierâat the initial examination, at minimum every tenth visit (or progress note), and at discharge. On the Medicare claims that you submit, you'll report FLR G-codes as a separate line item. Enter your regular CPT codes as you normally would to indicate what treatment you've provided. Then simply submit each G-code with a nominal charge ($0.01).