🎃 Happy Halloween! 🎃 As we embrace the fun of Halloween, it's important to remember that unexpected surprises can happen—like injuries from pumpkin carving or trick-or-treating! To help medical practices navigate these spooky situations, we’ve compiled a list of 25 spooky ICD-10 codes for Halloween-related mishaps. 🎃👻 These codes not only ensure accurate billing but also help prevent revenue loss during a time when accidents are more likely to occur. Check out our article on The Intake for a mix of humor and essential billing tips: https://lnkd.in/ey55XWCZ Wishing you all a safe and fun #Halloween!
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Tonight is Halloween. We expect to get hundreds of kids dressed up in their scariest (and cutest) costumery to trick-or-treat at our place. I love it. The dog, not so much. One of my goals is to run out of candy at just the right time so 1. We accomodate most/all of the trick-or-treaters, and 2. We don’t have leftover candy to tempt me all week. My second goal is to enjoy this interaction: Trick or treater: How many can I take? Me (in my infamous “fur” dollhead jacket): How many do you want to take? The kids are usually very surprised. Many struggle to come up with, “the right answer.” There is no “right answer.” Most don’t ask, and just take 1 candy. A few defiantly take a handful. Among those who ask this question, the most common answer is, “2 or 3?” I’m still waiting for someone to say, “all”. I will then pour all the candies into their container, turn off the lights, and go watch the latest Chucky movie with whoever is brave enough to join me. There are lessons in here somewhere, but maybe it’s just fun.
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Halloween brings out the ghouls and goblins, but for those with chronic pain, the holiday brings about difficulties of a different kind. You may be wondering how you’ll walk the kids around trick-or-treating or dreading all the ups and downs required to answer the door. 👻 Here are a few ways to make Halloween easier while dealing with chronic pain this year. 👇 👻 Ask a friend or relative to help out with escorting kids trick-or-treating. 🦇 Plan well in advance. 🕸️ Minimize indulging in sugars. #PMIR #PainManagement #Halloween #PainRelief #ChronicPain
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Halloween Fun Without the Financial Fright Halloween is a time for fun, but it doesn't have to be a financial scare. With a little planning, you can enjoy the spooky season without breaking the bank. Instead of reaching for your wallet, tap into your creativity. Homemade costumes and decorations can be just as impressive – if not more – than store-bought options. Repurpose old clothes, get crafty with household items, and let your imagination run wild. Smart treat strategies can also save you money. Consider buying candy in bulk, making your own treats, or setting a strict budget. And remember, Halloween isn't just about candy. Explore free community events, enjoy a cozy movie night at home, or decorate your house with items you already own. Creating lasting memories doesn't require a big budget. With a little ingenuity, you can have a fantastic Halloween that's both fun and affordable. How are you planning to celebrate Halloween this year? Share your cost-saving tips and ideas! Check out our blog in the comments below for more Halloween saving hacks! #FinancialFoundations #PersonalFinance #FinancialLiteracy #WealthManagement #MoneyMastery
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