99396 is a code used in the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) system, which is maintained by the American Medical Association. It specifically refers to a preventive medicine evaluation and management service for an established patient, typically involving a comprehensive exam and counseling. This code is often used for patients aged 40 to 64 years. It helps healthcare providers bill for services related to routine check-ups and preventive care.
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99396
preventative medicine, age 40-64
Periodic comprehensive preventive medicine
99396 is a CPT code, not an ICD9 code. The ICD9 code you use will depend on the condition or reason for the visit.
preventative medicine, age 40-64
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99396
CPT codes 99396 and 99214 can be billed on the same day if the services provided meet the requirements for both codes. CPT 99396 is for an established patient preventive medicine visit, while CPT 99214 is for an established patient office visit with a significant problem. When billing both, it's important to ensure that the documentation supports the medical necessity for each service, and that the preventive visit is distinct from the problem-focused visit. Always check payer policies for specific guidelines.
CPT Code 99396 -Periodic comprehensive preventive medicine reevaluation and management of an individual including an age and gender appropriate history, examination, counseling/anticipatory guidance/risk factor reduction interventions, and the ordering of laboratory/diagnostic procedures, established patient; 40-64 years.
CPT code 99396 refers to a periodic comprehensive preventive medicine evaluation and management service for established patients aged 40 to 64 years. This code is typically used for patients in this age range during their routine health check-ups. It includes a thorough review of health history, physical examination, and counseling on health-related topics.
Yes, the CPT code 99396, which is used for a preventive medicine visit for established patients, requires a diagnosis code. Typically, this would be a code indicating the purpose of the visit, such as a routine check-up or other preventive care. It's important to ensure that the diagnosis code aligns with the services provided during the visit for proper billing and coding compliance.