IVF cycle management and facility fees, an overview
- How should IVF Cycle Management be coded? Specifically, this is for the care needed for each IVF cycle, to review, discuss the treatment plan and phone calls made to physicians, nurses, and pharmacies.
- How should IVF Facility Fees be coded? Specifically, for the cost of use of supplies, in office surgical procedures to maintain the surgical facility. This would be for facility costs of the outpatient procedures including IVF retrieval and embryo transfer.
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