90846 = Family psychotherapy (without the patient present)
90847 = Family psychotherapy (conjoint psychotherapy/withthe patient present)
90849 = Multiple-family group psychotherapy
The CPT code for family psychotherapy is 90847.
The CPT code for family psychotherapy without the patient present is 90846. This code is used when the therapist provides services to a family unit without the individual patient being physically present during the session.
90806 is the cpt code for individual psychotherapy, face-to-face for 40-50 minutes.
The CPT code for a 2-hour psychotherapy session is typically not billed as a single 2-hour session, but is instead billed as two separate one-hour sessions using the appropriate CPT code for the type of psychotherapy provided.
The CPT code for a 2-hour psychotherapy session is 90837. This code corresponds to individual psychotherapy, which is typically 60 minutes or longer in duration. It is important to ensure that the documentation supports the medical necessity for an extended session.
The CPT code for family psychotherapy is 90847.
Group psychotherapy
The CPT code for family psychotherapy without the patient present is 90846. This code is used when the therapist provides services to a family unit without the individual patient being physically present during the session.
CPT service code 90838 refers to a psychotherapy service provided to patients, specifically indicating a session of 60 minutes or more for psychotherapy with a patient who has a primary diagnosis of a mental health disorder. This code is often used for sessions that involve more complex treatment needs. It is typically billed in conjunction with a primary psychotherapy code, such as 90834 or 90837, to indicate an extended session.
Family psychotherapy (without the patient present)
CPT Code 90853- Group psychotherapy (other than of a multiple-family group)
Family psychotherapy without the actual patient being present
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Yes, code 90785 can be used in conjunction with code 90847. Code 90785 is for the use of interactive complexity in psychotherapy, while code 90847 is for family psychotherapy when the patient is present. When billing, ensure that the documentation supports the use of both codes, and verify payer policies, as some insurers may have specific guidelines regarding code combinations.
90806 is the cpt code for individual psychotherapy, face-to-face for 40-50 minutes.
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