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Your documentation emphasizes your _________ and value for _________ services
Need, skilled
Billing is important for…
Reimbursement, payment
What codes are not based on a time component but instead complexity?
Evaluation codes
What does a low complexity evaluation code encompass?
Occupational profile and medical history. Brief history with chart review relating to current problem
What does a moderate complexity evaluation encompass?
Occupational profile and medical history. Expanded review with chart review related to current problem; reviewing physical, cognitive, or psychosocial history as it relates to current functional performance
What does a high complexity evaluation encompass?
Occupational profile and medical history. Extensive additional review of physical, cognitive or synchro social history as it relates to current functional performance
What is the 97535 code for?
Self care/home management
What s the 97530 code for?
Therapeutic activities
What is the 97110 code for?
Therapeutic exercise
What is the 97112 code for?
Neuromuscular re-education
What is the 97129 and 97130 codes for?
Cognition
What are the categories of common treatment codes that you will use in OT?
Self care/home management
Therapeutic activities
Therapeutic exercises
Neuromuscular re-education
Cognition
What intervention activities fall under the self-care/home management category?
ADLs
Compensatory training
Meal prep
Safety procedures
Assistive technology device or AD training
How are activities that fall under the therapeutic activities category defined?
Activities to improve functional performance
What kind of activities fall under the therapeutic exercise category?
ROM
Strength
Endurance
Flexibility
What kind of activities fall under the neuromuscular re-education category?
Balance
Coordination
Kinesthetic sense
Posture
Proprioception (standing and sitting)
What kind of activities/focuses fall under the cognition category?
Attention
Memory
Reasoning
Executive functioning
Problem solving
Pragmatic functioning
Compensatory strategies to complete daily tasks
Who created the 8 minute rule?
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
What is the 8-minute rule?
At least 8 minutes of services must be done in order to count as a unit; the next unit is not billable until you have full 15 minutes following the 8 minute mark
If you consistently bill at lower ranges to get more units, you may be…
Audited
1 unit
8-22 minutes
2 units
23-37
3 units
38-52 minutes
4 units
53-67 minutes
5 units
68-82 minutes
6 units
83-97 minutes
7 units
98-112 minutes
8 units
113-127 minutes
If you see a client for 7 minutes, how many units do you charge for?
None
If you treat and individual for 36 minutes, addressing self-care/home maintenance for one half of the session and therapeutic exercise for the other half, how many units do you bill them for?
1 for self-care and 1 for therapeutic exercise
Of you see a patient for 40 minutes and address ADLs for 7 minutes and Therpeutic activities for 33 minutes, how many units do you bill for?
1 for ADLs and 2 for therapeutic activities
What is the AMA rule of 8’s or the midpoint rule?
It’s a rule used by some private insurance payers; each services is assigned units separately but they HAVE to be 8 minutes
Can you bill and OT eval and treatment at the same time?
You can but it depends upon the setting, insurance, and/or referral (if it states eval and treat)
Level of assistance: independent
Can complete without physical assistance or cues
Level of assistance: modified independent
Can complete with use of AE, AD, and/or increase time
Level of assistance: set-up
Can complete task with set up of needed items (ex: laying their clothes out for them during a dressing activity)
Level of assistance: supervision
No physical assistance provided. Needed for safety, cueing
Level of assistance: minimal assistance
Pt requires 25% physical or verbal assist of one person to complete task safely. pt is completing 75% or more of the task
Level of assistance: moderate assistance
Pt requires 50% physical or verbal assist of one person to complete task safely. Pt is completing 50-74% of the task
Level of assistance: maximal assistance
PT physical or verbal assistance for 51-75% of an activity by one person. Pt is completing 25-49% of task
Level of assistance: total assistance/dependent
Or requires more than 75% of physical or verbal assistance. Pt does less than 25% of task
What are the different types of documentation?
Evaluations
Daily notes
Progress notes
Discharges
Re-evaluations