When can I bill CPT code 97750? Can we use CPT code 97750 in place of a reevaluation if an insurance carrier does not pay for a reevaluation? Can we use CPT code 97750 for the time it takes us to take range of motion measurements on a patient? Can we use CPT code 97750 for the time it takes us to perform manual muscle testing on a patient? Can we bill this CPT code for the time a patient completes a questionnaire and we review it with the patient? How often can we bill CPT code 97750? How many units of 97750 will insurance carriers pay when billed on the same date of service? Can we bill CPT code 97750 for writing a Progress Report? What must be documented to support the use and billing of CPT code 97750? What time counts towards “the each 15 minutes” when determining how many units to bill? Does the time it takes to document the tests results and develop the plan of care count towards the billable time? Would computerized muscle testing be an example when to bill CPT code 97750? Does the Medicare program pay for 97750 on the same day that the same discipline bills an evaluation or reevaluationCPT code? Can a physical therapist assistant (PTA) or occupational therapy assistant (OTA) perform a physical performance test or measurement with a patient and bill CPT code 97750? Does the traditional Medicare program reimburse for CPT code 97750? If yes, what is the average reimbursement? Can I bill CPT codes 97112 or 97530, for example, when performing a physical performance test or measurement instead of CPT code 97750?

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