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so we had a question come in about having a Medicare edit issue with multiple procedures on one claim for a series encounter that expands multiple dates of service so this is for a critical access hospital so there's a little bit more on the answer sheet that we have so they were having a problem because the CPT codes are I'm sorry the the codes are in the surgical range that they're having problems with and they're hitting NCCI edits in their direct data entry that they do they have a WPS Medicare so saying that they should be rolled into one and they've never had to do this in the past because each procedures on a different data service so the Medicare Mac should just be able to tell that there are different procedures because they're on different dates or services they've contacted their Mac carrier and they've gone to high level supervisors who say everything's fine so they're just kind of looking for any more insight that we might have now I've never build critical access Hospita...
