Practice Notes
10 Common Reasons Psychiatric Insurance Claims Are Denied (And How to Fix Them)
Insurers denied 19 percent of in-network claims on HealthCare.gov marketplace plans in 2024, with rates ranging from 3 percent to 36 percent depending on the insurer. Roughly one in five...
10 Common Reasons Psychiatric Insurance Claims Are Denied (And How to Fix Them)
10 Common Reasons Psychiatric Insurance Claims Are Denied (And How to Fix Them)
CPT 90791 vs. 90792: Which Initial Psychiatric Evaluation Code Should You Use?
Both codes report an initial psychiatric diagnostic evaluation. The difference is three words in the descriptor: with medical services. 90791 is the evaluation without medical services. 90792 is the evaluation...
CPT 90791 vs. 90792: Which Initial Psychiatric Evaluation Code Should You Use?
CPT 90791 vs. 90792: Which Initial Psychiatric Evaluation Code Should You Use?
Decoding Medical Decision Making (MDM) for Psychiatric E/M Codes
The most common coding question in outpatient psychiatry is whether a visit is a 99213 or a 99214. The answer comes down to Medical Decision Making. MDM is one of...
Decoding Medical Decision Making (MDM) for Psychiatric E/M Codes
Decoding Medical Decision Making (MDM) for Psychiatric E/M Codes
How to Bill CPT 90833: The PMHNP's Guide to Add-On Psychotherapy
If you integrate psychotherapy into medication visits, 90833 is one of the most useful codes available to you. It is also one of the most misunderstood. Plenty of PMHNPs delivering...
How to Bill CPT 90833: The PMHNP's Guide to Add-On Psychotherapy
How to Bill CPT 90833: The PMHNP's Guide to Add-On Psychotherapy
Helping Patients Manage Anxiety Between Visits
Anxiety is one of the most common concerns seen in psychiatric practice. While medication can play an important role in symptom management, patients often need additional tools to navigate anxious...
Helping Patients Manage Anxiety Between Visits
Helping Patients Manage Anxiety Between Visits
Why Medication and Psychotherapy Work Better Together
Medication management is a cornerstone of psychiatric care, but medication alone is rarely the complete solution. Many patients benefit from learning practical coping strategies, emotional regulation skills, and healthier thinking...
Why Medication and Psychotherapy Work Better Together
Why Medication and Psychotherapy Work Better Together
10 Common Reasons Psychiatric Insurance Claims Are Denied (And How to Fix Them)
Insurers denied 19 percent of in-network claims on HealthCare.gov marketplace plans in 2024, with rates ranging from 3 percent to 36 percent depending on the insurer. Roughly one in five...
10 Common Reasons Psychiatric Insurance Claims Are Denied (And How to Fix Them)
10 Common Reasons Psychiatric Insurance Claims Are Denied (And How to Fix Them)
CPT 90791 vs. 90792: Which Initial Psychiatric Evaluation Code Should You Use?
Both codes report an initial psychiatric diagnostic evaluation. The difference is three words in the descriptor: with medical services. 90791 is the evaluation without medical services. 90792 is the evaluation...
CPT 90791 vs. 90792: Which Initial Psychiatric Evaluation Code Should You Use?
CPT 90791 vs. 90792: Which Initial Psychiatric Evaluation Code Should You Use?
Decoding Medical Decision Making (MDM) for Psychiatric E/M Codes
The most common coding question in outpatient psychiatry is whether a visit is a 99213 or a 99214. The answer comes down to Medical Decision Making. MDM is one of...
Decoding Medical Decision Making (MDM) for Psychiatric E/M Codes
Decoding Medical Decision Making (MDM) for Psychiatric E/M Codes
How to Bill CPT 90833: The PMHNP's Guide to Add-On Psychotherapy
If you integrate psychotherapy into medication visits, 90833 is one of the most useful codes available to you. It is also one of the most misunderstood. Plenty of PMHNPs delivering...
How to Bill CPT 90833: The PMHNP's Guide to Add-On Psychotherapy
How to Bill CPT 90833: The PMHNP's Guide to Add-On Psychotherapy
Helping Patients Manage Anxiety Between Visits
Anxiety is one of the most common concerns seen in psychiatric practice. While medication can play an important role in symptom management, patients often need additional tools to navigate anxious...
Helping Patients Manage Anxiety Between Visits
Helping Patients Manage Anxiety Between Visits
Why Medication and Psychotherapy Work Better Together
Medication management is a cornerstone of psychiatric care, but medication alone is rarely the complete solution. Many patients benefit from learning practical coping strategies, emotional regulation skills, and healthier thinking...