Billing and Documentation

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Your documentation emphasizes your need and value for _____ ______

skilled services

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Your billing is important for payment and ________ rates

reimbursement

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T/F: Evaluation codes are untimed

TRUE

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T/F: Evaluation codes include low, moderate, and high complexity

TRUE

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Low complexity eval codes include:

  • Occupational profile

  • Medical hx

  • Brief history with chart review relating to current problem

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Moderate complexity eval codes include:

  • Occupational profile and medical hx

  • Expanded review with chart review related to current problem. Reviewing physical, cognitive, or psychosocial history as it relates the current functional performance

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High complexity eval codes include:

  • Occupational profile and medical hx

  • Extensive additional review of physical, cognitive, or psychosocial hx as it relates to current functional performance

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Treatment codes are ______

timed

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Therapeutic activities are activities to improve _____ ________

functional performance

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Standing and doing a peg board is considered a _______ _________

therapeutic activity

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What are some common treatment codes?

  • Self care/home management

  • Therapeutic activities

  • Therapeutic exercises

  • Neuromuscular re-education

  • Cognition

    • First 15 minutes is a different code

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Examples of therapeutic exercise

  • ROM

  • Strength

  • Endurance

  • Flexibility

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What can be included in self-care/home management training?

  • ADLs

  • Compensatory training

  • Meal prep

  • Safety procedures

  • Assistive technology device or AD training

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Neuromuscular reeducation involves:

  • balance

  • coordination

  • kinesthetic sense

  • posture

  • proprioception (standing or sitting)

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What can fall under cognition?

  • Attention

  • memory

  • reasoning

  • executive functioning

  • problem solving

  • pragmatic functioning

  • compensatory strategies to complete daily tasks (sequencing dressing routine)

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What code would you bill for functional household furniture transfers?

Home management training

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What code would you bill for scapular stabilization?

Therapeutic exercise

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What code would you bill for placing days of the week and months of the year in order?

Cognition

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What code would you bill for medication management?

Self care/IADLs

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What code would you bill for placing cones into an overhead cabinet?

Therapeutic exercise, therapeutic activity, IT DEPENDS

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The 8 minute rule was created by _____

CMS (centers for medicare and medicaid services)

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At least ___ minutes of services must be done in order to count as a unit

8

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The next unit is not billable until you have a full 15 minutes for the first unit at least ____ minutes past the 15-minute mark

8

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If an OT practitioner consistently bills at lower ranges to capture higher units, that practitioner could be _____

audited

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Some private insurance payers use the _______

Midpoint Rule or the AMA rule of 8’s

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What is the AMA rule of 8’s?

A unit is assigned as long as there are at least 8 minutes for that service

  • This means you could potentially bill 2 units for a 16-minute session if two different services are provided in that timeframe and both services are at least 8 minutes each

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Can you bill an OT eval and treatment at the same time?

IT DEPENDS on the setting, insurance, and referral/order (eval only vs eval and tx)

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