cms coding guidelines

What are CMS Coding Guidelines?

The CMS coding guidelines are a set of rules and standards used to ensure accurate and consistent coding for healthcare services. They are crucial in the context of Pediatrics to ensure proper documentation, reimbursement, and quality of care.

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