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Understanding E/M: Communications-based services require planning, good timing
Take a close look at the requirements for the two types of communication technology-based services that Medicare covers and watch for private payers who are following suit. Proper timing and a way to obtain and document patient consent are just two elements required for the services, which will allow doctors and non-physician practitioners (NPPs) to get paid for work that is currently bundled into E/M services.
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