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Using the right diagnosis code prevents downcoding and supports medical necessity if a payer audits the claim
Current USPSTF A and B recommendations for this age group include: Blood pressure screening (annual) Lipid panel for hyperlipidemia Colorectal cancer screening, typically starting at 45 via colonoscopy or FIT test Mammography annually from age 40 per the updated 2024 USPSTF guidance Cervical cancer screening via Pap smear every three years, or Pap plus HPV co-testing every five years for patients ages 30 to 65 Diabetes screening using fasting glucose or HbA1c for patients with risk factors Low-dose CT lung cancer screening for high-risk patients ages 50 to 80 with a qualifying smoking history Immunizations: annual influenza vaccine, Tdap if not recent, Shingrix starting at age 50, and pneumococcal vaccine based on age and risk Document which screenings were ordered, which the patient declined along with the patient's stated reason, and which are due at a future visit based on the last completed date
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