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The Weirdest Thing About Critical Care Coding
Critical care coding is complex. You need to be certain that documentation supports that the patient has a critical illness or injury. You must be sure that the time reported as critical care does not include separately-billable services. But critical care reporting is truly exceptional for one reason: critical care code 99292 Critical care, evaluation […]
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Question about Chief Complaint
This is what the physician documented,
History of Present Illness:
1. Follow up, review apt
(name here) is doing well generally–summary of his issues are below.
I don’t feel this states a Chief Complaint and there are no elements for the HPI. I don’t think I should query the provider asking for the chief complaint and HPI because this can create a different e/m level after the physician has already signed the note and I think this encroaches on leading the provider. In the assessment/plan the physician does state what they went over.
Would you determine this as non-billable? Looking for advice on what you would do. Thank you
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Question about MD provider specialty for SUD treatment centers.
In most states, you can run a free standing substance abuse facility with a medical director of any provider specialty. However the standards of care for both United Healthcare and Cigna state that initial psychiatric evaluations have to be done by a board certified psychiatrist or addictionologist. I have heard that Cigna also allows the initial psych evals can be done by a specialized psych ARNP.
So here are my questions. Would it be okay for a psych ARNP to provide the initial face to face psychiatric evaluation? If so, can they report to a medical director that has a scope of practice outside of Psychiatry or Addictionology?