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How to fill out the MAMMOGRAMDEXA SCAN REFERRAL FORM This Request For Service - Bmhsc online
Filling out the Mammogram/Dexa Scan Referral Form is a critical step in ensuring that patients receive the necessary services efficiently. This guide provides a clear and detailed process to assist individuals in completing the form accurately.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the referral form.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Mammogram/Dexa Scan Referral Form. This action will open the form in an editable format for your convenience.
- Begin with the 'Patient Information' section. Input the patient's name in the format of last name, first name, and middle initial. Next, provide the patient's address and account number.
- Fill out the 'Diagnosis' field with the required ICD-10 code. It is essential to ensure that all necessary orders are included to avoid any charges to the patient for tests not covered by the code.
- Enter the patient's date of birth, Social Security number, and select the sex from the designated options. It is important to ensure all this information is accurate.
- In the 'Clinical Indicators' section, denote the preferred side for examination: Right, Left, or Bilateral. Additionally, provide relevant clinical indicators such as 'Abnormal Mammogram' or 'Breast Lump/Mass' where applicable.
- Specify any further procedures desired along with a preference for consulting a preferred surgeon, if necessary. Indicate this under 'Preferred Surgeon.'
- The 'Referring Physician's Printed Name & Signature' section requires the physician's name along with their signature. Make sure to include the office address and contact information.
- Finally, review all information for accuracy. Once confirmed, you can save changes, print the form, or share it as needed.
Complete the Mammogram/Dexa Scan Referral Form online to ensure timely service for patients.
A breast ultrasound is most often done to find out if a problem found by a mammogram or physical exam of the breast may be a cyst filled with fluid or a solid tumor. Breast ultrasound is not usually done to screen for breast cancer. This is because it may miss some early signs of cancer.