H2015 generates plenty of Medicaid billing questions, and a fair share of denials, for a code that most billers only encounter after they start working with a community mental health center
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Search “H0035 CPT code” and most of what comes back repeats the same few sentences with different words swapped in. That’s a real problem for anyone responsible for getting a partial
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The CPT code for couples therapy is most often 90847, the code for family or conjoint psychotherapy when the patient is present. When the couple work happens without the identified patient
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A biller preparing a Medicaid claim for a new-patient mental health assessment will often reach for H0031, then pause at a familiar question: is this a CPT code? Search engines are
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Plenty of billing blogs told providers that CPT code 99493 was deleted for 2026 and that any claim carrying it would be denied. That is wrong. The code that covers subsequent
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Integrating mental health care into primary medical settings requires accurate reporting to ensure practices receive appropriate reimbursement. The 99484 CPT code allows healthcare organizations to bill for time spent managing and
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CPT code 99205 sits at the top of the new patient office visit series, and it is one of the most closely watched codes a practice submits. It pays more than
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CPT code 99202 is one of the first codes a new biller learns, and one of the easiest to bill incorrectly. It sits at the entry level of the new patient
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Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) code 99214 represents a moderate complexity evaluation and management service for an established patient. Healthcare providers utilize this code more frequently than almost any other billing classification.
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The 99212 CPT code sits at the bottom of the established patient office visit family, and that position causes two opposite problems. Some practices report it defensively when the note clearly
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