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36.4.9.15 Nerve Conduction Studies

Nerve conduction studies are indicated whenever a need exists to locate neurologic or muscular symptomatology more precisely in post-traumatic circumstances or general widespread conditions affecting the entire neuromuscular system.

Procedure codes 5-95900, 5-95903, 5-95904, 5-95934, and 5-95936 may be used to submit nerve conduction studies for consideration of reimbursement.

Procedure codes 5-95900, 5-95903, and/or 5-95904 are reimbursed in full for the first nerve study and half for each additional study, regardless of the number of studies. Procedure code 5-95934 and/or 5-95936 are reimbursed in full when performed with procedure codes 5-95900, 5-95903, and/or 5-95904 in addition to the reimbursement for the codes 5-95900, 5-95903, and 5-95904, as outlined previously. If 5-95934 and 5-95936 are billed in multiples, the first is reimbursed in full, and all additional studies are reimbursed at half the fee.

Nerve conduction studies repeated within a three-month period on the same client by the same provider are denied except for the following diagnosis codes:

Diagnosis Codes

25060

25061

25062

25063

2650

2652

2692

2699

2771

27730

27739

27781

27782

27783

27784

27789

3525

3541

3552

3553

3558

3560

3564

3569

3572

3575

3576

3577

35781

35782

35789

35921

35922

35923

35929

7220

72210

72211

7222

7234

7292

7295


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