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Medical review – physical exam for office visit

by Lori | Jul 9, 2010 | Medicare payment basics

Physical Exam Organ Systems and Body Parts are both included in the physical exam. An item can be included in either an Organ System or a Body Part, but the same item cannot be in both. One point is achieved when a System or Part is identified. Each System or Part is...

Office visit – Risk of Complications/Morbidity/Mortality:

by Lori | Jul 9, 2010 | Medicare payment basics

Risk of Complications/Morbidity/Mortality:  New    99201**    99202    99203    99204    99205    Established    99211    99212    99213    99214  ...

New or Established patient – Past, Family, and Social History:

by Lori | Jul 7, 2010 | Medicare payment basics

Past, Family, and Social History:  Past History:  Patient’s past experiences with illnesses, operations, injuries, treatments, medications, or allergies relevant to the condition being treated. (All medications and allergies are relevant.) Family...

Billing 99202 – 99204 or 99213 – 99214 New or Established patient – History of present illness

by Lori | Jul 7, 2010 | Medicare payment basics

History of Present Illness: There are 8 factors that can be addressed: 1. Location – where is the problem on/in the body [LLL quadrant, throat, head] 2. Quality – a word that describes the problem [Sharp, dull, dry, wet, hot, cold, clammy, burning] 3. Severity – how...

How to determine new and Established patient – Chief complaint

by Lori | Jul 7, 2010 | Medicare payment basics

Are They a New or Established Patient?  It is important to determine this at the beginning since it will help you determine requirements in your documentation. They are a new patient if they have not seen a medical provider at Family Health Center in the last 3...
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