When a patient is seen for a physical or preventive/wellness visit, and also has acute complaints or chronic problems which require additional evaluation, some physicians encounter challenges when coding and billing for both services. There is confusion about whether it is permissible to bill for acute or chronic care, as well as the preventive service, in the same visit. Sometimes physicians are advised that they cannot bill for both services, other times they are told they can bill for both but only one will be paid, and sometimes there is patient pushback when they receive a billing statement with charges they were not anticipating.
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- Credit · Up to 0.25 credits
- MOC · Up to 0.25 points
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ReleasedDec 9, 2025
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Last day to claim creditDec 10, 2027 1 year left
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Kentucky Department of Public Health +1 HANDS: Health Access Nurturing Development Services – Home Visitation Impacting Families One Visit at a Time
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American College of Physicians Coding for Clinicians 9 Preventive Visits
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Baylor College of Medicine Annual Wellness Visits & Preventive Screening Schedule
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American Medical Association Can FQHCs Bill for More Than One Visit on the Same Day Per Patient?
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American Medical Association Are Physicians Required to Document Time Spent on Each Task Associated With an Outpatient Visit?
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American Medical Association Are Only Physicians and Other Billing Health Care Professionals Allowed to Enter or Change Diagnosis and Procedure Codes?
