Procedure codes for well visits are based on patient age and new or established status. They include the range 99394-99397 for established patients and 99384-99387 for new patients.
This is not a diagnosis code. This is a procedure code that refers to a visit to a psychiatrists office. This code is not used for an initial appt with a psychiatrist.
CPT Code 99215- Office or other outpatient visit for the evaluation and management of an established patient.
CPT Code 99214- Office or other outpatient visit for the evaluation and management of an established patient.
CPT Code 99214- Office or other outpatient visit for the evaluation and management of an established patient.
Emergency department visit for evaluation and management of a patient
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V25.09 (for a visit to DISCUSS sterilization options) V25.2 (if a procedure was DONE)
The codes are standardized through the industry. The difference you see is probably because the codes designate the procedure that was done. An office visit by a Family Doctor will have a different code than an exam done by an Emergency Room Physician. The capabilities of the person doing the procedure plays into the code as well as what was done. An office visit to a Neurologist pays more than an office visit to a Pediatrician for a cold. These would have different codes even though both are office visits. If the Neurologist medical filer uses the same code as the Pediatrician then he will loose money of his reimbursements.
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What is medical procedure code 92133
99203 is the procedure code for a moderately complex new patient office visit. It include three components: detailed history & examination, and medical decision making of low complexity.
It would be a diagnosis code not procedure.