CPT: Preventive medicine codes

January/February 2022 Issue
Combining a Wellness Visit With a Problem-Oriented Visit: a Coding Guide [Feature]

In the exam room, the distinction between one type of visit and another isn’t always clear. It’s important to know when — and how — you can bill for both.

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January/February 2018 Issue
Coding Changes for Family Medicine in 2018 [Feature]

New codes for cognitive assessment and care planning, team-based care management, prolonged preventive services, and anticoagulation management are among this year’s changes.

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May/June 2017 Issue
Using Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention to Address Patients' Risky Drinking [Feature]

Asking patients about their drinking habits is a straightforward way to boost health and revenue.

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May/June 2016 Issue
Four Coding and Payment Opportunities You Might Be Missing [Feature]

You’re likely already doing the work, so why not get paid for it?

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July/August 2012 Issue
Documenting and Coding Preventive Visits: A Physician's Perspective [Feature]

It’s not hard, once you get the hang of it, but the differences from E/M coding can be confusing.

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March/April 2011 Issue
Answers to Your Questions About Medicare Annual Wellness Visits [Feature]

Our previous issue described the requirements and introduced an encounter form for documenting these visits. Now we answer your questions about this newest Medicare benefit.

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Jan-Feb 2009 Issue
CPT 2009: Out With the Old, In With the New [Feature]

A new injection code and newborn codes are among this year’s most notable CPT changes.

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Nov-Dec 2008 Issue
Six Payment Opportunities You May Have Overlooked [Feature]

The first step to improving your bottom line is to make sure you bill for the services you are already providing.

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Jan 2008 Issue
CPT 2008: A Glimpse of the Future of Family Medicine? [Feature]

This year's new codes cover evaluations done over the phone or online.

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Jan 2008 Issue
Preventive Medicine: Giving Patients the Hard Sell [Feature]

Your patients will be better off if you take a more active approach and consistently advocate for prevention.

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