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CPT 90837: How to Bill 60-Minute Psychotherapy
What CPT 90837 covers, the 53-minute rule, the documentation payers expect, the E/M add-on code and the common reasons it gets denied.
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CPT 90834: How to Bill 45-Minute Psychotherapy
What CPT 90834 covers, the 38 to 52-minute time band, when to use it instead of 90832 or 90837, and the common billing mistakes.
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POS 11 in Medical Billing: Office Place of Service Explained
What POS 11 means, the CMS definition, why it pays the non-facility rate, and when POS 22, 19, 02 or 10 should be used instead.
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POS 02: Telehealth Place of Service When the Patient Is Not at Home
What POS 02 means, the CMS definition, when to use it instead of POS 10, how Medicare pays it and the most common telehealth billing mistakes.
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POS 10: Telehealth Place of Service for Patients at Home
What POS 10 means, the CMS definition, how Medicare pays home telehealth, the current extension dates and common billing mistakes.
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POS 02 vs. POS 10: Which Telehealth Place of Service to Use
The difference between POS 02 and POS 10, how Medicare pays each, and a simple way to pick the right telehealth place of service.
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CPT 99204: New Patient Office Visit, Moderate Complexity
What CPT 99204 requires, who counts as a new patient, moderate MDM, the 45-minute time rule and common mistakes.
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CPT 99214: Established Patient Office Visit, Moderate Complexity
What CPT 99214 requires, moderate medical decision making explained, the 30-minute time rule, typical visits and documentation.
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99213 vs. 99214: How to Choose the Right Office Visit Level
The difference between 99213 and 99214, medical decision making compared side by side, time rules and a quick way to choose.
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CPT 99215: Established Patient Office Visit, High Complexity
What CPT 99215 requires, high medical decision making explained, the 40-minute time rule, prolonged visit add-ons and documentation.
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