CO-67 Denial Code Explained

CO-67 is a medical billing denial code that indicates the service was denied because the payer considers the treatment not separately reimbursable under bundled payment policies.

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3/7/20221 min read

CO-67 Denial Code Explained

CO-67 is a medical billing denial code that indicates the service was denied because the payer considers the treatment not separately reimbursable under bundled payment policies.

What Does CO-67 Mean?

The CO-67 denial code means the insurance payer considers the billed procedure included within another reimbursed treatment or payment arrangement.

This denial is often related to bundled billing policies or duplicate reimbursement concerns.

Common Reasons for CO-67

  • Bundled reimbursement policies

  • Included services under primary treatment

  • Incorrect modifier usage

  • Duplicate reimbursement requests

  • Overlapping procedures

  • Payer reimbursement limitations

How To Fix CO-67

Review payer bundling guidelines and verify whether the service qualifies for separate reimbursement. Providers may need corrected modifiers or supporting documentation before resubmitting the claim.

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Quick Summary

CO-67 indicates the payer considers the billed procedure included within another reimbursed service. Most denials are related to bundled billing or modifier issues.

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