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Hi Greg, Eye shields fall under the simple treatment device code 77332. ------------------------------ Maxine Washington Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University ------------------------------ More

Hello everyone: I thought most hospitals and practices would have updated their charge masters and fee schedules to change their charges on the newly defined codes, 77402-77412, back in December of 2025! I am still taking to cancer centers ... More

We have the dosimetrists create the document via template in Aria and send to the doc for completion. I've attached it here. It's built as a word doc so the physicians can check the box for any options and there are also text box options after any colon. ... More

I love the idea of a plan change document. Did you encounter any challenges in implementation of that process? Who generally completes the form? Sim therapist, dosi, or either? Thanks! ------------------------------ Steve Harris Radiation ... More

We currently do not have recruitment issues outside of patient access specialists. We have seen a shift in reimbursement, in regards to Colorado, people are going self pay more. We experience delays in authorization often with Cigna, UMR, VA. ... More

Do eye shields count as a treatment device? If so, what level would it be? Thanks! ------------------------------ Greg Denman Arnot Ogden Medical Center ------------------------------ More

Hi Melissa, Here in Oklahoma we are having issues on all of the issues you noted: Challenges with staffing or recruitment? several open positions, pressure with replacing or not, staff reductions etc. Delays in patient access or treatment? Insurances ... More

It is a real struggle. I think it is dependent on location. West Cost, East Coast and bigger cities seem to do "some better". In Oklahoma we have one RTT school and it has not been difficult until the last year or so. Physicists are extremely hard ... More