What is the G2211 complexity add-on for 2024?
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- In 2024, there will be a new add-on code for Medicare. This is a complexity code for specific long-term patients, where the provider is taking the treatment journey with the patient, in a longitudinal way.
Terry goes over what the Federal Register proposal is, and who cannot consider this code in 2024. There is a lot to unwrap here.
Terry also covers a bonus payer announcement that will impact many contracts. Tune in for these important details!
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This is an absurd code!!!! I pay a copay THEN pay just to have a relationship with my doctor!?!??! Ridiculous!!!!
So, what exactly does longitudal relationship and “managing” the patients needs means? Would calling their insurance company to make sure the lab the doctor sends a biopsy to is in-network….would that be considered management of the patients condition and paid for by this code?
endocrinologist billed this , uses virtual care for max 15 minutes, sees them twice a year, commercial insurance doesn’t cover it. Absurd!!!
I'm a coder and so confused by this new code. If a primary care provider sees a patient for a routine follow up on three chronic conditions...for example, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes...all are stable, plan is to continue meds and follow up in three months, does that sound like it would qualify for the G code?
I’m curious to know that as well!
Me three! Please let me know. So many of our patients each have more than one controlled chronic illness/condition that are being treated by our Family Practice providers.@@LaurenMarie-st2fx 🤔
Yes we can code , because there is a longitudinal relationship between physician and patient
Not to me. Thats not enough in my opinion