
45:12
I'm not a clinician, but is the use of P96.1 "...use of drugs of addiction" appropriate for patients on MAT?

46:23
Do you continue using the Finnegan's and ESC?

46:42
At Geisinger, we are moving to using 04.14 for the exposed and symptomatic newborn and use P 96.1 for the symptomatic newborn receiving pharmacologic OR non-pharmacologic treatment.

47:33
Do patients coded as 04.14 NOT receive nonpharmacological treatment?

47:38
04.14 is for exposed and asymptomatic, sorry.

48:00
got it - disregard previous question!

55:01
Do you get consent for maternal testing?

56:35
Susan, we don’t get written consent but ob tells mom what we’re doing and why. Our prenatal consults also cover this.

57:00
What is a weighted code?

01:03:43
Billing for “subsequent intensive” is broken into weight categories. <1500g, 1500-2500g, >2500g

01:04:06
May not have the numbers exactly right

01:05:08
There are also the 99221-99223 codes that can be used (like on the peds floor), but these get complicated with respect to documentation in the notes.

01:11:30
Does anyone have any experience with insurance companies not paying for higher levels of care for 1. Babies on opiate therapy, 2. Babies not on opiate therapy, but requiring non-pharmacologic care for symptomatic withdrawal?

01:15:46
For health plan/billing-related questions, the PA PQC can help to connect your teams to the PA PQC health plan teams.

01:16:26
YES! Dave that is really the question. Those non pharm interventions can be really intensive and require almost one to one nursing care.

01:16:58
That would be great!

01:17:00
Thank you

01:18:39
Thanks everyone! This was very informative. Robert - thanks for following up with the health plans.

01:20:51
Thank you to everyone!

01:20:57
Thank you!

01:21:03
Thank you