For example, while it is normal for your first few treatments to take place within the same week, usually about one day apart, your subsequent treatments will have a slower frequency
CPT code 96372 covers two routes only: Subcutaneous (SC) : Injection into the subcutaneous tissue layer beneath the skin, used for agents such as insulin, low-molecular-weight heparins, and some biologics Intramuscular (IM) : Injection into the muscle, used for antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, hormonal agents, and vaccines when billed under the therapeutic injection pathway Intravenous (IV) push, intra-arterial, and infusion routes are not covered by procedure code 96372 and require separate codes
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