Psychiatry Coding & Reimbursement Alert
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Psychiatry Coding & Reimbursement Alert
- CPT® 2013 Strategies:
Get on Top of Your Diagnostic Evaluation Coding With This Guidance
Look out for opportunities where you can add an interactive complexity component. When your psychologist [...] - Money Matters:
Differentiate Between Individual and Group PQRS Reporting to Ethically Boost Your Bonus
Hint: Use number of providers in your group to cue into right options. If you [...] - Find your Best 2013 Group Reporting Option
- ICD-10 Update:
Hold Fast to F44.1 For Dissociative Fugue Diagnosis
Hint: Fugue in epilepsy is captured with a different code. As we are slowly nearing [...] - You Be the Coder:
Check if You Can Report 90792 For Assessing Change in Patient Status
Question: Our psychiatrist recently reviewed a patient for depression. The patient has been previously seen [...] - Reader Question:
Thinking of +90785 With E/M? Not So Fast
Question: Our psychiatrist recently assessed a five-year-old boy for autistic disorder. He performed comprehensive history [...] - Reader Question:
Don't Club E/M and Psychotherapy Services Provided
Question: If one of our psychiatrists is performing the evaluation and medication management of the [...] - Reader Question:
Know if Performance Measures Comply With Standard Measures
Question: My organization collects data on several performance measures such as length-of-stay and where individuals [...] - Reader Question:
Follow EOB Specifics or You Might Land up in a Soup
Question: We have a patient who wants us to directly bill her allowable charges for [...] - Reader Question:
Know How Vital Signs Add up to Physical Examination
Question: Would you please explain how taking the vital signs contribute to determining the E/M [...]
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