Billing Obesity Behavioral Counseling According to Medicare Guideline
Discover how you should be Billing Obesity Behavioral Counseling According to Medicare Guideline BUY OBESITY BILLING WEBINAR HERE —https://gohealthcarewebinars.com/obesity-medical-billing Medical Obesity Services Medical Coding and Billing RECORDED WEBINAR What’s Inside the RECORDED Webinar? “Obesity, a common and costly health issue, affects more than one-third of adults and 17 percent of youth in the United States. “ – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention By the numbers, 78 million adults and 12 million children are obese—figures many regard as an epidemic. Being obese increases the risk for heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes—the first, fourth and seventh leading causes of death, respectively—and contributes to more than one in five cancer-related deaths. Obesity-related health care spending continues to grow, with researchers estimating medical costs at $147 billion annually, including $7 billion for Medicare prescription drugs. The American Medical Association recognized obesity as a disease in 2013 and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended obesity prevention, assessment and patient counseling in 2007. Medicare first recognized obesity as a medical condition in 2004 and began covering interventions when scientific evidence demonstrated their effectiveness. In 2011, Medicare issued a Coverage Decision memorandum outlining requirements for intensive behavioral counseling and therapy for beneficiaries affected by obesity. Learning Objectives: 1. Apply Accurate and Proper Billing and Coding for Behavioral Obesity Services 2. Understand the Medicare and Different Commercial Insurance Reimbursement Billing, Coding Policy, Determination and Utilization Guidelines 3. Understand the levels of Problem-Focused Evaluation and Management and Time-based Behavioral Counseling 4. Understand Proper Documentation for Obesity Counseling Services 5. Describe Incident to Physician’s Billing in a Primary Care Setting to Non-Physician Providers (Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant) 6. Describe the role of a Dietician or Nutritionist 7. Discover additional services to maximize reimbursement for 8. Obesity Services performed in a Primary Care Setting 9. Understand different scenarios in the practice with Obesity Services 10. Telehealth Medicine Encounter 12. Medical Nutrition Therapy (Dieticians and Nutritionists) Who Should Attend this Webinar? Primary Care Providers: General Practice Family Practice Internal Medicine Obstetrics/Gynecology Pediatric Medicine Geriatric Medicine Nurse Practitioner Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist Physician Assistant OTHER SPECIALTY: Gastroenterologists Pain Management Physicians PM & R Physicians Opthalmologists Neurologists Psychiatrists Bariatric Surgeons Webinar’s Agenda 1. The presenter will be discussing a lot of information to enhance your knowledge and skill: 2. Our 3 Goals for the Practice Maximize Reimbursement Increase Revenue Remain Compliant 3. Is Practice Eligible to get Reimbursed for Obesity Services with Medicare? 4. Exploring Medicare’s Guidelines for Behavioral Obesity Counseling Services 5. Is Your Specialty Properly listed with your Contracted Payors? 6. Primary Care Provider Setting versus Non-Primary Care Setting 7. Obesity Screening 8. Obesity...
Billing Obesity Behavioral Counseling with Comorbidity | Evaluation and Management CPT 99401-99215 or G0447, CPT 99401-99405
Learn Billing Obesity Behavioral Counseling with Comorbidity. Looking at Evaluation and Management Codes CPT 99401-99215 or G0447, CPT 99401-99405? BUY OBESITY BILLING WEBINAR HERE —https://gohealthcarewebinars.com/obesity-medical-billing Medical Obesity Services Medical Coding and Billing RECORDED WEBINAR What’s Inside the RECORDED Webinar? “Obesity, a common and costly health issue, affects more than one-third of adults and 17 percent of youth in the United States. “ – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention By the numbers, 78 million adults and 12 million children are obese—figures many regard as an epidemic. Being obese increases the risk for heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes—the first, fourth and seventh leading causes of death, respectively—and contributes to more than one in five cancer-related deaths. Obesity-related health care spending continues to grow, with researchers estimating medical costs at $147 billion annually, including $7 billion for Medicare prescription drugs. The American Medical Association recognized obesity as a disease in 2013 and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended obesity prevention, assessment and patient counseling in 2007. Medicare first recognized obesity as a medical condition in 2004 and began covering interventions when scientific evidence demonstrated their effectiveness. In 2011, Medicare issued a Coverage Decision memorandum outlining requirements for intensive behavioral counseling and therapy for beneficiaries affected by obesity. Learning Objectives: Obesity Billing and Coding Webinar’s Agenda 1. Apply Accurate and Proper Billing and Coding for Behavioral Obesity Services 2. Understand the Medicare and Different Commercial Insurance Reimbursement Billing, Coding Policy, Determination and Utilization Guidelines 3. Understand the levels of Problem-Focused Evaluation and Management and Time-based Behavioral Counseling 4. Understand Proper Documentation for Obesity Counseling Services 5. Describe Incident to Physician’s Billing in a Primary Care Setting to Non-Physician Providers (Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant) 6. Describe the role of a Dietician or Nutritionist 7. Discover additional services to maximize reimbursement for 8. Obesity Services performed in a Primary Care Setting 9. Understand different scenarios in the practice with Obesity Services 10. Telehealth Medicine Encounter 12. Medical Nutrition Therapy (Dieticians and Nutritionists) Who Should Attend the Obesity Billing and Coding Webinar’s Agenda Primary Care Providers: General Practice Family Practice Internal Medicine Obstetrics/Gynecology Pediatric Medicine Geriatric Medicine Nurse Practitioner Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist Physician Assistant OTHER SPECIALTY: Gastroenterologists Pain Management Physicians PM & R Physicians Opthalmologists Neurologists Psychiatrists Bariatric Surgeons Obesity Billing and Coding Webinar’s Agenda 1. The presenter will be discussing a lot of information to enhance your knowledge and skill: 2. Our 3 Goals for the Practice Maximize Reimbursement Increase Revenue Remain Compliant 3. Is Practice Eligible to get Reimbursed for Obesity Services with Medicare? 4. Exploring Medicare’s Guidelines for Behavioral Obesity Counseling Services 5. Is Your Specialty Properly listed...
Billing for Obesity Screening and Treatment to Medicare and Commercial Insurance Using G0447, CPT 99401, CPT 99402, CPT 99403, CPT 99404, CPT 99405
Learn all about Billing for Obesity Screening and Treatment to Medicare and Commercial Insurance Using G0447, CPT 99401, 99402, 99403, 99404 BUY OBESITY BILLING WEBINAR HERE —https://gohealthcarewebinars.com/obesity-medical-billing Medical Obesity Services Medical Coding and Billing RECORDED WEBINAR What’s Inside the RECORDED Webinar? “Obesity, a common and costly health issue, affects more than one-third of adults and 17 percent of youth in the United States. “ – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention By the numbers, 78 million adults and 12 million children are obese—figures many regard as an epidemic. Being obese increases the risk for heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes—the first, fourth and seventh leading causes of death, respectively—and contributes to more than one in five cancer-related deaths. Obesity-related health care spending continues to grow, with researchers estimating medical costs at $147 billion annually, including $7 billion for Medicare prescription drugs. The American Medical Association recognized obesity as a disease in 2013 and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended obesity prevention, assessment and patient counseling in 2007. Medicare first recognized obesity as a medical condition in 2004 and began covering interventions when scientific evidence demonstrated their effectiveness. In 2011, Medicare issued a Coverage Decision memorandum outlining requirements for intensive behavioral counseling and therapy for beneficiaries affected by obesity. Learning Objectives: 1. Apply Accurate and Proper Billing and Coding for Behavioral Obesity Services 2. Understand the Medicare and Different Commercial Insurance Reimbursement Billing, Coding Policy, Determination and Utilization Guidelines 3. Understand the levels of Problem-Focused Evaluation and Management and Time-based Behavioral Counseling 4. Understand Proper Documentation for Obesity Counseling Services 5. Describe Incident to Physician’s Billing in a Primary Care Setting to Non-Physician Providers (Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant) 6. Describe the role of a Dietician or Nutritionist 7. Discover additional services to maximize reimbursement for 8. Obesity Services performed in a Primary Care Setting 9. Understand different scenarios in the practice with Obesity Services 10. Telehealth Medicine Encounter 12. Medical Nutrition Therapy (Dieticians and Nutritionists) Who Should Attend this Webinar? Primary Care Providers: General Practice Family Practice Internal Medicine Obstetrics/Gynecology Pediatric Medicine Geriatric Medicine Nurse Practitioner Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist Physician Assistant OTHER SPECIALTY: Gastroenterologists Pain Management Physicians PM & R Physicians Opthalmologists Neurologists Psychiatrists Bariatric Surgeons Webinar’s Agenda 1. The presenter will be discussing a lot of information to enhance your knowledge and skill: 2. Our 3 Goals for the Practice Maximize Reimbursement Increase Revenue Remain Compliant 3. Is Practice Eligible to get Reimbursed for Obesity Services with Medicare? 4. Exploring Medicare’s Guidelines for Behavioral Obesity Counseling Services 5. Is Your Specialty Properly listed with your Contracted Payors? 6. Primary Care Provider Setting versus...
Billing for Telehealth Medicine and How to Get Paid for Obesity Behavioral Counseling
Billing for Telehealth Medicine and How to Get Paid for Obesity Behavioral Counseling BUY OBESITY BILLING WEBINAR HERE —https://gohealthcarewebinars.com/obesity-medical-billing Medical Obesity Services Medical Coding and Billing RECORDED WEBINAR What’s Inside the RECORDED Webinar? “Obesity, a common and costly health issue, affects more than one-third of adults and 17 percent of youth in the United States. “ – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention By the numbers, 78 million adults and 12 million children are obese—figures many regard as an epidemic. Being obese increases the risk for heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes—the first, fourth and seventh leading causes of death, respectively—and contributes to more than one in five cancer-related deaths. Obesity-related health care spending continues to grow, with researchers estimating medical costs at $147 billion annually, including $7 billion for Medicare prescription drugs. The American Medical Association recognized obesity as a disease in 2013 and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended obesity prevention, assessment and patient counseling in 2007. Medicare first recognized obesity as a medical condition in 2004 and began covering interventions when scientific evidence demonstrated their effectiveness. In 2011, Medicare issued a Coverage Decision memorandum outlining requirements for intensive behavioral counseling and therapy for beneficiaries affected by obesity. Learning Objectives: 1. Apply Accurate and Proper Billing and Coding for Behavioral Obesity Services 2. Understand the Medicare and Different Commercial Insurance Reimbursement Billing, Coding Policy, Determination and Utilization Guidelines 3. Understand the levels of Problem-Focused Evaluation and Management and Time-based Behavioral Counseling 4. Understand Proper Documentation for Obesity Counseling Services 5. Describe Incident to Physician’s Billing in a Primary Care Setting to Non-Physician Providers (Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant) 6. Describe the role of a Dietician or Nutritionist 7. Discover additional services to maximize reimbursement for 8. Obesity Services performed in a Primary Care Setting 9. Understand different scenarios in the practice with Obesity Services 10. Telehealth Medicine Encounter 12. Medical Nutrition Therapy (Dieticians and Nutritionists) Who Should Attend this Webinar? Primary Care Providers: General Practice Family Practice Internal Medicine Obstetrics/Gynecology Pediatric Medicine Geriatric Medicine Nurse Practitioner Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist Physician Assistant OTHER SPECIALTY: Gastroenterologists Pain Management Physicians PM & R Physicians Opthalmologists Neurologists Psychiatrists Bariatric Surgeons Webinar’s Agenda 1. The presenter will be discussing a lot of information to enhance your knowledge and skill: 2. Our 3 Goals for the Practice Maximize Reimbursement Increase Revenue Remain Compliant 3. Is Practice Eligible to get Reimbursed for Obesity Services with Medicare? 4. Exploring Medicare’s Guidelines for Behavioral Obesity Counseling Services 5. Is Your Specialty Properly listed with your Contracted Payors? 6. Primary Care Provider Setting versus Non-Primary Care Setting 7. Obesity Screening 8. Obesity...
Obesity Counseling G0447 99401 99405 Reimbursement IBT Policy
BUY OBESITY BILLING WEBINAR HERE —https://gohealthcarewebinars.com/obesity-medical-billing Medical Obesity Services Medical Coding and Billing RECORDED WEBINAR What’s Inside the RECORDED Webinar? “Obesity, a common and costly health issue, affects more than one-third of adults and 17 percent of youth in the United States. “ – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention By the numbers, 78 million adults and 12 million children are obese—figures many regard as an epidemic. Being obese increases the risk for heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes—the first, fourth and seventh leading causes of death, respectively—and contributes to more than one in five cancer-related deaths. Obesity-related health care spending continues to grow, with researchers estimating medical costs at $147 billion annually, including $7 billion for Medicare prescription drugs. The American Medical Association recognized obesity as a disease in 2013 and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended obesity prevention, assessment and patient counseling in 2007. Medicare first recognized obesity as a medical condition in 2004 and began covering interventions when scientific evidence demonstrated their effectiveness. In 2011, Medicare issued a Coverage Decision memorandum outlining requirements for intensive behavioral counseling and therapy for beneficiaries affected by obesity. Learning Objectives: 1. Apply Accurate and Proper Billing and Coding for Behavioral Obesity Services 2. Understand the Medicare and Different Commercial Insurance Reimbursement Billing, Coding Policy, Determination and Utilization Guidelines 3. Understand the levels of Problem-Focused Evaluation and Management and Time-based Behavioral Counseling 4. Understand Proper Documentation for Obesity Counseling Services 5. Describe Incident to Physician’s Billing in a Primary Care Setting to Non-Physician Providers (Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant) 6. Describe the role of a Dietician or Nutritionist 7. Discover additional services to maximize reimbursement for 8. Obesity Services performed in a Primary Care Setting 9. Understand different scenarios in the practice with Obesity Services 10. Telehealth Medicine Encounter 12. Medical Nutrition Therapy (Dieticians and Nutritionists) Who Should Attend this Webinar? Primary Care Providers: General Practice Family Practice Internal Medicine Obstetrics/Gynecology Pediatric Medicine Geriatric Medicine Nurse Practitioner Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist Physician Assistant OTHER SPECIALTY: Gastroenterologists Pain Management Physicians PM & R Physicians Opthalmologists Neurologists Psychiatrists Bariatric Surgeons Webinar’s Agenda 1. The presenter will be discussing a lot of information to enhance your knowledge and skill: 2. Our 3 Goals for the Practice Maximize Reimbursement Increase Revenue Remain Compliant 3. Is Practice Eligible to get Reimbursed for Obesity Services with Medicare? 4. Exploring Medicare’s Guidelines for Behavioral Obesity Counseling Services 5. Is Your Specialty Properly listed with your Contracted Payors? 6. Primary Care Provider Setting versus Non-Primary Care Setting 7. Obesity Screening 8. Obesity Counseling 9. Obesity Treatment 10. Operation, Cash Flow and Revenue Cycle: Out of Network...
How to Get Paid Treating Medical Obesity for Physician Offices
Upcoming Webinar that many Obesity Physicians and Offices are Still Confused on How to Get Paid for their Obesity Services! You Don’t Want to Miss this Webinar on Obesity Services Reimbursement AUG 31, 2017 Thursday 2:00PM (EST) JOIN THE WEBINAR RIGHT FROM YOUR OFFICE. NO TRAVEL OR HOTEL STAY REQUIRED. What’s Inside the Webinar? Getting Paid for Physician Obesity Services – August 31, 2017 at 2:00PM (EST) – 90 Minutes Live “Obesity, a common and costly health issue, affects more than one-third of adults and 17 percent of youth in the United States. “ – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention By the numbers, 78 million adults and 12 million children are obese—figures many regard as an epidemic. Being obese increases the risk for heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes—the first, fourth and seventh leading causes of death, respectively—and contributes to more than one in five cancer-related deaths. Obesity-related health care spending continues to grow, with researchers estimating medical costs at $147 billion annually, including $7 billion for Medicare prescription drugs. The American Medical Association recognized obesity as a disease in 2013 and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended obesity prevention, assessment and patient counseling in 2007. Medicare first recognized obesity as a medical condition in 2004 and began covering interventions when scientific evidence demonstrated their effectiveness. In 2011, Medicare issued a Coverage Decision memorandum outlining requirements for intensive behavioral counseling and therapy for beneficiaries affected by obesity. As of January 2012, Medicare and most private insurers cover obesity screening and behavioral counseling. In addition, as of Jan.1, 2014, the ACA requires: No consumer cost- sharing. Most insurance plans in all 50 states are required to cover certain services with no cost-sharing, including obesity screening and counseling for all adults and children. This includes no annual deductible amount, no enrollee copayments or coinsurance.Premium surcharges for being obese are prohibited in most insurance policies in all 50 states, including those sold through exchanges. Learning Objectives Apply Proper Billing and Coding for Behavioral Obesity Services Understand Comorbidity E/M with and Time-based Behavioral Counseling Describe Incident-to Physician’s Billing Describe the role of a Dietician or Nutritionist Understand different scenarios in the practice with Obesity Services (Face-to-Face Individual versus Group) Understand how to identify and bill for TeleHealth Medicine Encounter Describe the role of other Non-Physician Services (NP, PA) Understand the Medicare and Commercial Insurance Documentation, Determination and Utilization Guidelines Who Should Attend this Webinar? Primary Care Providers: General Practice Family Practice Internal Medicine Obstetrics/Gynecology Pediatric Medicine Geriatric Medicine Nurse Practitioner Physician Assistant OTHER SPECIALTY: Gastroenterologists Pain Management Physicians PM & R Physicians Opthalmologists Neurologists Psychiatrists Bariatric Surgeons The presenter will be discussing...