Add a CPT® to a Case
A limitation can be set on the Authorization for specific CPT codes.
Add a CPT® to a New Case
- On the Case, select Add Authorization.
- In the CPT field, enter the CPTs that need to be on the encounter separated by commas and no spaces. Example: 99214,99215,99216
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Select Save (F2).
Add a CPT on an already created Case
On the Modify Charge
screen:
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If an Authorization has not been created, click the Authorization dropdown and choose Add New. Add the CPT(s).
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If there is an Authorization, select the Edit link and add the CPT(s).
Validation Error
Error - At least one Authorized CPT must be on the charge.
This error indicates there is a CPT limitation on the Authorization. This is a hard stop if none of the CPTs are on the Encounter.
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