QuestionDoes the 10th visit Progress Report that applies to traditional Medicare patients also apply to all Medicare Advantage plans and their respective beneficiaries? Answer

I question I am often asked is how do I bill for the time it takes me to assess a patient (both subjectively and objectively), analyze and interpret the data I collected, and write the Progress Report that is required by the traditional Medicare program, some commercial insurance carriers and some state practice acts? In this article, I will answer the following questions: When completing a Progress Report, what CPT code do I bill? How do I account for the time it takes me to assess a patient, gather subjective comments and objective data, analyze and interpret the data, and

Since functional limitation reporting (FLR) (G-codes) is no longer required in 2019 for traditional Medicare Part B therapy patients, does this mean Progress Reports are also no longer required every 10 visits? The answer is