How should codes 94002 and 94003 be applied for hospital-based ventilation management services, and what specific components, such as ventilator setup, routine supplies, and therapist time, should be included in the charges for initial and subsequent days?
Ventilation management in the hospital is defined as a daily service. The charge generated for 94002 should account for all related cost including ventilator set-up, routine supplies, and therapist time. Charges for subsequent days (94003) should include routine supplies including circuit changes and therapist time.
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