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.
Monday, June 13, 2016
what is Split or shared services , consultation services
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS SPLIT/SHARED SERVICES
A split/shared service is an encounter where a physician and a NPP each personally perform a portion of an E/M visit. Below are the rules for reporting split/shared E/M services between physicians and NPPs:
** Office/clinic setting:
• For encounters with established patients that meet incident to requirements, report the using the physician’s National Provider Identifier (NPI); and
• For encounters that do not meet incident to requirements, report using the NPP’s NPI.
** Hospital inpatient, outpatient, and ED setting encounters shared between a physician and a NPP from the same group practice:
• When the physician provides any face-to-face portion of the encounter, report using either provider’s NPI; and
• When the physician does not provide a face-to-face encounter, report using the NPP’s NPI.
CONSULTATION SERVICES
Effective for services furnished on or after January 1, 2010, inpatient consultation codes (CPT codes 99251 – 99255) and office and other outpatient consultation codes (CPT codes 99241 – 99245) are no longer recognized by Medicare for Part B payment purposes. However, telehealth consultation codes (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System G0406 – G0408 and G0425 – G0427) continue to be recognized for Medicare payment. Physicians and NPPs who furnish services that, prior to January1, 2010, would have been reported as CPT consultation codes should report the appropriate E/M visit code in order to bill for these services beginning January 1, 2010.
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