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What is your profession?
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Are you ready to begin using the new CPT codes next week?
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What have you done to learn the new codes?
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People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%.
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Has Updating to the New Codes Cost You Money?
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Are you hopeful that the new coding will result in higher reimbursements to you or your patients?
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Do you see the changes to using the 99 series E/M codes as being positive for psychiatry?
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Are you concerned that the new requirements for documentation will be a burden?
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Were you already using the 99 series E/M codes in your practice before these changes?
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Are you confident you know how to use and document the new codes in a way that your bills will be accepted by insurers?
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How do you feel about the APA's support of the new billing codes?
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People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%.
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Do the new coding documentation requirements change how much you worry about having your charts audited by insurers?
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What percentage of your patients do you also see for psychotherapy?
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2 comments:
thanks for publishing the results.
Just got first billing and insurance is paying (co-pay included) $5 less than with the old CPT code. The rate never covered my overhead, but higher accepted rates for 90862 balanced things out. So I wait for how the 99 codes are handled, which may lead me to go to all self-pay...
Also finding it cognitively difficult to manage switching to "complexity" rather than time based valuing of work. It's hard for this middle aged dog to learn new tricks.
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