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10/29/2026

Medical Coding Tip: How to Code RiaSTAP with HCPCS!

Coding RiaSTAP (fibrinogen concentrate, human)? This clotting factor replacement therapy is used to treat acute bleeding episodes in patients with congenital fibrinogen deficiency, including afibrinogenemia and hypofibrinogenemia.

HCPCS Code:

J7178 – Injection, human fibrinogen concentrate, not otherwise specified, 1 mg.

Billing Examples:

500 mg administered = 500 billing units

1,000 mg administered = 1,000 billing units

2,000 mg administered = 2,000 billing units

Important: RiaSTAP is administered intravenously, and HCPCS billing units are based on milligrams, not the number of vials used.

Coding Clarified Tip: RiaSTAP vials contain approximately 1 g or 2 g of fibrinogen, but actual potency can vary. Always check the vial's labeled potency, the amount administered, documentation, and payer requirements when calculating billing units.

Remember: One HCPCS J7178 billing unit represents 1 mg of human fibrinogen concentrate. Accurate dose conversion is essential for correct billing!

10/29/2026

Our little trick-or-treater may have gone overboard with the candy, but it's a fun way to remember this medical coding term!

Coding Clarified Tip: Polyphagia refers to excessive hunger, not simply overeating or eating too much candy. Always code based on the documented clinical condition.

Looks like someone might be regretting that last handful of chocolate!

10/29/2026

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10/28/2026

Medical Coding Tip: HIV Coding During Pregnancy, Childbirth & the Puerperium!

When coding HIV during pregnancy, childbirth, or the puerperium, Chapter 15 codes always take sequencing priority!

The correct sequencing depends on whether the patient has symptomatic HIV disease or asymptomatic HIV infection.

Symptomatic HIV Disease or HIV-Related Illness:

Assign a code from O98.7 first.

Follow with B20 for HIV disease.

Add codes for any documented HIV-related illnesses.

Asymptomatic HIV Infection or HIV-Positive Status:

Assign a code from O98.7 first.

Follow with Z21 for asymptomatic HIV infection status.

Coding Clarified Tip: Always determine whether the patient has HIV disease or asymptomatic HIV status before selecting the appropriate codes.

Remember: Chapter 15 takes priority, even when the patient has a documented HIV-related illness!

10/28/2026

Coding Clarified Medical Terminology Word of the Day!

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-graphy
Pronunciation: gruh-fee
Meaning: Process of recording or imaging
Example: Angiography — imaging of blood vessels
Usage: Extremely important in radiology, cardiology, and procedural coding.

10/28/2026

Medical Coding Tip: How to Code Revcovi with HCPCS!

Coding Revcovi (elapegademase-lvlr)? This enzyme replacement therapy treats adenosine deaminase severe combined immunodeficiency (ADA-SCID), a rare inherited immune system disorder.

HCPCS Code:

J1302 – Injection, elapegademase-lvlr, 0.1 mg.

Billing Examples:

J1302:

0.5 mg administered = 5 billing units

1 mg administered = 10 billing units

2 mg administered = 20 billing units

Important: Revcovi is administered by intramuscular injection. HCPCS billing units are based on the amount of medication administered, not the number of injections or vials used.

Coding Clarified Tip: Always verify the administered dose, documentation, medical necessity, and payer requirements. Check whether drug waste modifiers JW or JZ apply based on the payer and setting.

Remember: One HCPCS J1302 billing unit represents 0.1 mg of Revcovi, not one vial or one injection!

10/28/2026

We're having some Halloween fun with real ICD-10-CM codes! Z72.820 identifies sleep deprivation, and our exhausted zombie is the perfect spooky example.

Coding Clarified Tip: Z72.820 is used to report sleep deprivation, but remember that sleep deprivation and insomnia are not the same thing. Always code according to the provider's documentation.

Even zombies need their beauty sleep!

10/27/2026

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10/27/2026

Coding Clarified Medical Terminology Word of the Day!

Suffix
-graph
Pronunciation: graf
Meaning: Instrument used to record or produce an image
Example: Electrocardiograph — instrument used to record the heart's electrical activity
Usage: Common in diagnostic equipment and medical imaging terminology.

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