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I’ve been researching materials on NDC Numbers for office training purposes. It is essential that each office has a copy of the HCPCS Level II code lists. It is too much work as it is submitting and working on insurance claims.

Don’t short change your office, you need this information. If you already have a source of reference for HCPCS then that is one less thing you need run an efficient Medical Office.

Here is an Amazon Editorial Review on a must have reference book I’ve learned about.

If you submit claims to Medicare, you understand the need to have the most up-to-date listing of HCPCS Level II codes. This critical resource details Medicare’s National Level II codes for DME, drugs and other medical supplies and also includes the mandated changes for 2008. Do not settle for less reimbursement than you deserve.

• All 2008 HCPCS Level II codes with official full descriptions, including all deleted codes
• Full tabular and alphabetical code lists of all valid HCPCS Level II codes and modifiers
• Symbols denoting specific payment and coverage rules alerting you to drugs and services not reimbursed by Medicare
• APC and ASC edits to help you determine payment under OPPS
• HCPCS Level II Modifiers section details how to ensure coding accuracy
• National Coverage Determinations Manual references and excerpts
• Citations to AHA s Coding Clinic for HCPCS

NDCNumber.org addresses many NDC Number questions and procedures required to maintain compliance with Federal Governmental guidelines.

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NDC Numbers are used to track drugs and the transport system from manufacturer to patient.