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NO s 1 RULE 007- ORSTriaRTCAL GLOBAL TEE Whenever office visits are billed by physician who also bills for the delivery procedure code, and the visits are within the global fee period for the delivery, the visits will deny, unless the visit is for a condition unrelated to the pregnancy. " RULE #08 - SURGICAL GLOBAL nix, Whenever a physician bills office visits, consults or hospital visits within the global fee period for the surgical procedure, the visits will deny. There are exceptions to this rile, for instance, a diagnostic procedure, as well as any visit which is for a condition unrelated to the surgery. ED RULF 1109 - NEW PATIENT CODE Whenever a physician bills more than one new patient procedure code for the ame patient, it will deny, and insert a more appropriate visit code associated with an established patient and allow payment accordingly. RULE #10 - INPATIENT TiIM /DISCITARGE CODE, Whenever a physician bills more than one initial 11-IM code for the same patient for the same hospitalization, it will deny. RULE #11 - ICU VISIT T{ RE OUENCY Whenever a physician bills more than a specified number of visits for the same patient for the same date of service (DOS), the subsequent visit will Pend for _ Utilization Review. i RULE #12 - RIM VISIT TREQUENCY Whenever more than one physician bills for the same date of service (DOS) for the same patient, and each is billing for a condition within the same "body system ", the later claims will be denied. ah i RULE #13 - PHYSICTAN VISIT TREQUENCV Whenever a physician bills for visits for the same patient for the same date of service (DOS) (except ICU), the visit of highest value is paid and the other visits will deny. If the other visits are for different diagnoses, however, they will be allowed. MM RULT # #ld - REPEAT PROCEDURT,'.S Whenever a physician bills for repeating a procedure within a specified period of time after the original procedure, it will deny. Ra RULE #1 S - PROFESSIONAL COMPONENT When the physician is billing for the professional component of a procedure only; the corresponding technical component is reduced, so that the total does not exceed the maximum allowed for that procedure.