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2027 Maternity Coding Changes: What OBGYN Practices Should Watch
Effective January 1, 2027, CPT maternity care reporting will change significantly. The traditional global obstetric codes are being deleted and replaced with more granular reporting across four phases: antepartum care,…
OB/GYN CPT Codes 2026: 2027 Maternity Coding Changes Explained
OB/GYN medical billing requires accurate coding because it combines two specialties: obstetrics, which covers pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care, and gynecology, which focuses on women’s reproductive health outside pregnancy. Every…
Florida Medicaid Foster Care Fee Schedule 2026: Rates, Codes, and Billing Rules
Florida Medicaid Medical Foster Care (MFC) reimbursement depends on the child's assigned level of care, the correct HCPCS code and modifier, provider eligibility, supporting documentation, and the applicable payer's billing…
Florida Medicaid DME Fee Schedule 2026: Rates, Billing Rules, and Authorization
Florida Medicaid’s 2026 DME fee schedule, effective July 1, 2026, outlines reimbursement rates, HCPCS codes, rental rules, service limits, and prior authorization requirements for durable medical equipment and medical supplies.…
Texas Medicaid OB/GYN Billing: Underpayments & 2027 CPT
A full delivery schedule does not guarantee accurate Medicaid reimbursement. Texas OB/GYN practices may face underpayments due to maternity billing errors, incorrect contractual rates, missing authorizations, coding issues, and claim-processing…