Quick reference for the subcodes: R13.10: unspecified, the common starting code R13.11: oral phase, bolus control R13.12: oropharyngeal phase, billed most often R13.13: pharyngeal phase, aspiration focus R13.14: pharyngoesophageal phase, the UES code R13.19: other, cervical and neurogenic ASHA's ICD-10 reference confirms the R13.1 series for dysphagia and flags when the I69 sequelae codes take over for post-stroke cases, which is where we're headed next
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We believe the resource requirements for CPT code 93880 are more similar to procedures found in APC 5523 (Level 3 Imaging without Contrast) rather than APC 5524 (APC Level 4 Imaging without Contrast)
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