AMA CPT® Assistant - 1998 Issue 12 (December)

A Comparative Look at the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Codes (December 1998)

December 1998 pages 1-4 A Comparative Look at the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Codes With the creation of new codes for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, such as the addition of Evaluation and Reevaluation codes, comes the dilemma of identifying services that may be separately reported from other services provided. Although this is in no way an attempt to identify all circumstances that exist, the intent of this article is to summon a way of thinking for those professionals required to "sift through" the given facts to identify exactly what physical therapy procedures were performed, and what should be reported...

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