AMA CPT® Assistant - 2010 Issue 9 (September)
Medicine: Health and Behavior Assessment/Intervention (Q&A) (September 2010)
September 2010 page 9 Coding Consultation: Questions and Answers Medicine: Health and Behavior Assessment/Intervention Question: How do I code for psychological and neuropsychological testing feedback? Answer: Information derived from psychological and neuropsychological testing is often provided to the patient and other individuals as authorized by the patient. This information includes the results of the evaluation, potential intervention options, and referrals. Time spent providing that feedback as well as receiving any response to that information provided by the patient and/or authorized individuals is coded, using the appropriate number of billing units, with the CPT code for the testing; code 96101...
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Article Overview
This premium Q&A article from CPT Assistant discusses a billing and coding question related to psychological and neuropsychological testing feedback. It is aimed at coders and billing professionals who need to understand the general scope of reporting testing-related communication and how that guidance fits within broader CPT coding for patient care.
Why This Topic Matters
Testing feedback is a common part of behavioral health and neuropsychological services, and this article clarifies the coding context for that activity. It helps readers identify when the article’s guidance applies and distinguishes the topic from other kinds of assessment and management reporting.
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September 2010 page 9
A coding consultation Q&A presenting a billing question and response within the September 2010 CPT Assistant context.
What You Will Learn
- The general topic addressed by the Q&A
- How the article frames feedback tied to psychological and neuropsychological testing
- What type of CPT-related coding guidance the article focuses on
- How the article situates the question within broader patient-care reporting
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Billing professionals
- Compliance staff
- Behavioral health coding specialists
- Neuropsychology practice staff
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