FPM Coding Tools
If you feel like you're coding blind, Family Practice Management can show you the way. FPM's coding tools can guide you to accurate coding and higher reimbursement.
For coding tools available for purchase, order online by clicking on the tool's name below to access the AAFP Catalog, where you may be asked to log in. If you are not an AAFP member or previous customer, you will need to click on the "Create an AAFP.org account" link on the right side of the log-in page.
Also, be sure to visit the FPM Toolbox for a complete list of our tools, many of which you may download free of charge.
The FPM Enhanced Pocket Guide to the 1997 E/M Documentation Guidelines is our most popular tool. Learn more about it here.
AAFP Members: $6.95
Non-members: $9.95
Shipping and handling charges apply
The original FPM Pocket Guide to the 1997 E/M Documentation Guidelines is printed on card stock for durability and is designed to fit easily into a coat or shirt pocket. It provides a handy reference to the documentation requirements for new and established patient office visits (codes 99211-99215 and 99201-99205), with guidance to help you code correctly.
Non-members: $9.95
Shipping and handling charges apply
The original FPM Pocket Guide to the 1997 E/M Documentation Guidelines is printed on card stock for durability and is designed to fit easily into a coat or shirt pocket. It provides a handy reference to the documentation requirements for new and established patient office visits (codes 99211-99215 and 99201-99205), with guidance to help you code correctly.
AAFP Members: $4.95
Non-members: $7.95
Shipping and handling charges apply
This single sheet of card stock is designed to help you recognize when it is appropriate to code a level-IV visit and to comply with the documentation requirements.
The Level IV Reference Card is also available online (2-page PDF file; About PDFs).
Non-members: $7.95
Shipping and handling charges apply
This single sheet of card stock is designed to help you recognize when it is appropriate to code a level-IV visit and to comply with the documentation requirements.
The Level IV Reference Card is also available online (2-page PDF file; About PDFs).
