Modifier 76 is used to report a repeat procedure or service by the same physician and is appended to the procedure to report: Repeat procedures performed on the same day. Indicate that a procedure or service was repeated subsequent to the original procedure or service.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, what is the difference between modifier 76 and 77?The keywords to look at here are ‘Repeat Procedure’ by “Another Physician. ‘ So the difference between these modifiers is that modifier 76 is for a repeat procedure by the same physician on the same day, and modifier 77 is for a repeat procedure by a different physician on the same day.Similarly, is modifier 76 for same day only? Guest. “Modifier 76 – Repeat Procedure by Same Physician – is used to indicate that a procedure or service was repeated in a separate session on the same day by the same physician. This Modifier may be reported for services ordered by physicians but performed by technicians. In this regard, does modifier 76 reduce payment? A: Yes, multiple imaging reductions will apply as the use of modifier 76 does not indicate that the imaging procedure was done at a separate session. The repeat procedure code 76700 should be appended with either Modifier 59 or XE (but not both) to indicate a distinct service was performed during a different session.Can modifier 59 and 76 be used together?Modifier 59 (Distinct Procedural Service) is used to identify services or procedures performed on the same day due to special circumstances that are not normally reported together. Modifier 76 (Repeat Procedure) is used when the procedure is repeated by the same physician subsequent to the original service.