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Dec 11th, 2012 - broutledge 2 

How do you code HRT (HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY) and Menopause? Do they need to be separate or do they have a combo code?

I have a patient that takes HRT and is menopausal and she has had a dexa scan but need to make sure that I code this right. Should I just use V07.4 or do I need to code also 627.7 or 627.9? Thanks

Dec 11th, 2012 - youngblood 278 

re: How do you code HRT (HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY) and Menopause? Do they need to be separate or do they have a combo code?

For a DEXA, use one of the 627.X codes. (symptomatic / asymptomatic, what ever is documented).

Dec 11th, 2012 - broutledge 2 

re: How do you code HRT (HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY) and Menopause? Do they need to be separate or do they have a combo code?

Thanks that is what I did now my other question is with this same patient do I only code the HRT or do I code both HRT and postmenopause?? for the doctor put this as the note: "HRT, postmenopause", Thanks

Dec 11th, 2012 - youngblood 278 

re: How do you code HRT (HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY) and Menopause? Do they need to be separate or do they have a combo code?

For the office visit you could add the V code, but I would make it secondary to the the menopause code, because the menopause is the indication for monitoring bone density (if no Dx of osteopenia / osteoporosis is indicated by the DEXA).

Dec 11th, 2012 - broutledge 2 

re: How do you code HRT (HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY) and Menopause? Do they need to be separate or do they have a combo code?

Again thanks for all your help



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