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What should you do when you address a new patient for the first time?

1. Make it personal. It may seem obvious, but make a good first impression by offering a handshake and greeting your patients by name the first time you meet them. This simple gesture can go a long way in establishing a rapport with patients.

What does CMS consider a new patient?

New Patient: An individual who did not receive any professional services from the physician/non-physician practitioner (NPP) or another physician of the same specialty who belongs to the same group practice within the previous 3 years.

How long before a patient is considered new again?

Three-year rule: The general rule to determine if a patient is new is that a previous, face-to-face service (if any) must have occurred at least three years from the date of service.

Which of the following scenarios would be considered a new patient?

The CPT considers a patient new if that person has not received professional services from the physician within the last three years. For reporting purposes, CPT considers a patient new if the patient has not received professional services within the past three years.

What is the only difference between new patient and established patient office visit codes?

A patient presents with a new problem within 3 years for a visit. This is an established patient; a previous or new problem has no bearing on this. If it has been under 3 years since professional services were rendered, it is an established patient. If it has been 3 years or more, it is a new patient.

What is the correct CPT code for this new patient in the office?

CPT code 99203: New patient office visit, 30-44 minutes | American Medical Association.

What constitutes a new patient?

ing to CPT, a new patient is a patient who has not been seen by that physician or another physician or other qualified health care professional of the same specialty in the same group practice in the past three years.

What is the rule for coding a new patient visit?

In a single-specialty practice, the patients encounter should be reported with a code in a new patient category only if no physician or other provider who reports services using CPT codes in that group has seen the patient within the last three years.

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