When an anesthesiologist is supervising the concurrent anesthesia procedures of 2, 3, or 4 procedures involving qualified individuals it is denoted by using:

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Anesthesia-specific HCPCS Level II modifiers are used to denote the supervision by an anesthesiologist of concurrent anesthesia procedures involving qualified individuals. These modifiers specifically indicate the number of concurrent anesthesia procedures being supervised, which is essential for accurate billing and documentation.

When an Anesthesiologist Is Supervising the Concurrent Anesthesia Procedures of 2