Archive for category: 96110

This blog is going to raise more questions than it answers, but one let's get one of the few clear answers we have out of the way: pediatricians do not appear to follow Bright Futures' periodicity...

I originally started this blog as an effort to publicly share resources and stories that I've gathered over the years and boy did I just land a doozy.  Thanks to Jan @ PCC, who dug up A Table of All...

It looks like your hard work paid off!  From a CMS bulletin dated 12/29/2011:

The AAP has issued an important call to action for pediatricians, and those who work for them, relating to a proposed change to the 96110 CPT code, a subject about which I've written many times...

A request was made on SOAPM for a better understanding of the payment for developmental screening, namely the 96110 and 96111.  Here's the update for 1Q 2011, where we examined tens of thousands of...

OK, I think I have written about the 96110 more than any other specific subject!

I have had a number of off-line and on-line requests for details about who, exactly, is paying for the deveopmental testing (96110 and 96111) and non-face-to-face codes (or the "telephone codes"), so...

I've written extensively about 96110 usage among practicing pediatricians in the past and wanted to provide an update for 2008/9.

This weekend, a very faithful reader wrote to me:

I have some fascinating data about the after hours, etc., codes (9905x) coming, but I wanted to share these two followup tidbits before I forget: