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Per Medicare rules, to bill one unit of a timed CPT code, you must perform the associated modality for at least 8 minutes. Medicare adds up the total minutes of skilled, one-on-one therapy and divides the sum by 15. If eight or more minutes are left over, you can bill for an additional unit.
The concept behind the Rule of Eights is simple. If you take any move in a chart (low to high) and divide it into eights, you are going to see the market react to these lines. If the chart violates a line, it is likely to start trending in the other direction and the trade should be exited.
AMA Guidelines: Now, well discuss AMAs 8 minute rule, also sometimes known as the Mid-point Rule. The AMA uses similar guidelines as Medicare in that 1 unit equals 8 minutes. Where the AMA differs is that there is no cumulative restriction or adding of minutes, even for time-based codes.
Complete physical therapy documentation should include important patient details such as age and date of birth, the patients medical diagnosis and any relevant medical history, any medications and dosages, a physical therapy assessment and diagnosis, physical therapy goals and plan of care, and appropriate CPT billing
How to Write Physical Therapy Notes. Writing Physical Therapy Notes involves accurately and succinctly capturing information from each session. Progress Notes should include the patients current condition, the treatment provided, their response to it, and any changes in the treatment plan.
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The AMAs rule of eights For example, if you bill for 8 minutes of therapeutic exercise (97110) and 8 minutes for manual therapy (97140), you would bill two separate physical therapy billing units under the Rule of Eights (1 unit of 97110 on one line and 1 unit of 97140 on the second line).
The 8-minute rule was introduced into the rehab therapy billing process in the year 2000 and is utilized by outpatient physical therapy services, allowing a physical therapy practitioner to bill for services as long as they see their patient for at least eight minutes, which would serve as one unit of therapeutic
List the group name, main topic(s) covered during the session, interventions you implemented, and the schedule. Since this section will be the same for each client, you can copy and paste this into everyones individualized note.

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