General Acute Care Hospitals in New Hampshire (NH)

What Does Taxonomy Code 282N00000X Mean?

In the HIPAA National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC) classification, code 282N00000X translates in plain language to:
"Accredited Inpatient Medical & Surgical Hospital (24/7 Emergency & ICU Care)"

Primary Certifying / Accrediting Authority: The Joint Commission (TJC) / CMS Conditions of Participation (CoP)
When Patients Should Consult: Acute chest pain, stroke symptoms (F.A.S.T.), severe shortness of breath, major trauma, high fever with sepsis signs, acute abdominal pain, or surgical emergencies.

Common Procedures & Clinical Prescribing Profile

Typical clinical procedures (Medicare Part B Utilization) and therapeutic classes (Medicare Part D Prescribing) associated with General Acute Care Hospitals in New Hampshire:

• Emergency Department Resuscitation & Trauma Stabilization (CPT 99281–99285)
• Inpatient Acute Medical & Critical Care Admission (DRG / CPT 99221–99291)
• Cross-Sectional Diagnostic Imaging: CT, MRI & Ultrasound
• Inpatient General, Orthopedic & Cardiothoracic Surgery
• 24-Hour Clinical Laboratory, Blood Bank & Microbiology Services

• Broad-Spectrum IV Antimicrobials (Ceftriaxone, Piperacillin-Tazobactam, Vancomycin, Linezolid)
• Parenteral Anticoagulants & Thrombolytics (Heparin, Enoxaparin, Alteplase)
• Balanced Crystalloid Infusions & Oral Rehydration Protocols
• Perioperative Anesthetics, Vasopressors & Analgesics