Has anyone ever billed for a NTP? If so what requirement are there to do so? Please share your experience if so.
Thank you,
Nichole
Thank you,
Nichole
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Wiki nutrition therapy practitioner (NTP)
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Our practice has not, as of yet! I would like to know the answers to your question as well! We are in the beginning phase of researching the reimbursement and if an NP, PA or RN/LPN can do them.
Will you share your experience as well if you find anything out. Advanced Nurse P is same as MD just credential to each insurance. PA you need a doctor to bill. Natural Path is payer specific and you just have to credential like a MD. If that helps at all.
I have no clue on nutrition therapy practitioners.... It's not typical as most places use dietitians.
I have no clue on nutrition therapy practitioners.... It's not typical as most places use dietitians.
SharonCollachi
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According to what I've found, NTP are not licensed professionals, but merely have a certificate of completion from a school. This would be a private pay situation.