All about Evaluation and Management (E and M) procedure codes. Office visit, hospital visit, Hospital care procedure codes. Service codes 99201,99203,99205, 99211, 99212, 99213, 99214, 99215,99221, 99222, 99223, 99231, 99233, 96150 - 96154, G0425 - G0427. How and what code to use for proper E & M Billing.
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Wellness Visit Submission Codes CPT g0402, g0438, G0439
Please submit the following code for the one-time Welcome to Medicare Visit:
• G0402
Please submit one of the following codes for the Annual Wellness Visit:
• G0438 (first visit)
• G0439 (subsequent visit)
In 2015, our plans also cover an Annual Routine Physical Examination by the member’s Primary Care Physician (PCP) and can be billed using the following codes:
• 99385-99387
• 99395-99397
Annual Routine Physical Examination coverage:
• If you bill these 99XXX codes, you must provide a head-to-toe exam and cannot bill for a separate breast and pelvic exam, a Digital Rectal Exam (DRE), or counseling to promote healthy behavior. See the Definitions section for details on the specific components included in the visit. All UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans for individuals include this benefit in 2015. Coverage on employer group Medicare Advantage plans may vary
All plans offer a Pap/Pelvic Exam (including pelvic exam and the pap collection with coverage periodicity following Medicare guidelines: covered annually for those at high risk and every two years for women not considered high risk) for a $0 copay. A separate Evaluation and Management (E/M) code may be billed only if a separately identifiable E/M service was provided. The following code is accepted:
• Exam: G0101
When members see an obstetrician or gynecologist who is not their assigned PCP for a routine pap/pelvic exam, only the Medicare-covered annual pap/pelvic service should be performed and billed. Members should be referred to their assigned PCP if a more comprehensive preventive service is warranted.
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