cmedina969800
Networker
Hey all, I am having a hard time with two situations I've been presented with. I have a therapist who wants to bill case management and I'm not confident that these situations qualify so I'm reaching out for thoughts or if someone has a resource they can share.
1st situation- Therapist spent 8 minutes reviewing the client's intake questionnaire and noted follow-up questions for the client's initial biopsychosocial assessment, as well as scoring and interpreting the results of the psychometric assessment. He did this the same day as the actual intake appt. Does that qualify for case management?
2nd situation- The therapist spent approximately 10 minutes with a therapist in the same practice trying to see if he can secure a spot for couples therapy for this client and their partner. He secured a spot with a therapist, but it didn't work with the clients schedule. The therapist reached out to the same therapist to ask to put them on her waitlist so when a spot becomes available that will align the couple can see the other therapist.
Thoughts?
1st situation- Therapist spent 8 minutes reviewing the client's intake questionnaire and noted follow-up questions for the client's initial biopsychosocial assessment, as well as scoring and interpreting the results of the psychometric assessment. He did this the same day as the actual intake appt. Does that qualify for case management?
2nd situation- The therapist spent approximately 10 minutes with a therapist in the same practice trying to see if he can secure a spot for couples therapy for this client and their partner. He secured a spot with a therapist, but it didn't work with the clients schedule. The therapist reached out to the same therapist to ask to put them on her waitlist so when a spot becomes available that will align the couple can see the other therapist.
Thoughts?