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OHIP Billing Theory. * Fees accurate as of November 9, 2010. Provider Registration. Identification number used on all billing and correspondence with the Ministry 12 digits First 4: Group ID (0000 if solo practice) Second 6:Provider ID Last 2: Specialty identifier (00 if general practice). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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OHIP Billing Theory
* Fees accurate as of November 9, 2010
Provider Registration
Identification number used on all billing and correspondence with the Ministry 12 digits First 4: Group ID (0000 if solo practice) Second 6: Provider ID Last 2: Specialty identifier (00 if general
practice)
Payment Programs
HCP RMB WCB
Payee “P” “S”
Diagnostic Codes
Identifies physician’s diagnosis – basis for treatment decisions Codes can be specific or vagueEx – 460 common cold - 388 Wax in ears (goes with G420 – syringing) - 477 Hayfever (often used with G202, G212) - 487 Flu shots (often used with G590, G591) - 917 Annual Health Exam (with A003) - 916 Well Baby Care (with A007)
Service Code
Identifies which service has been provided and determines fee
Configuration: 1 3 1 Alpha Prefix: indicates where service
occurred or under what circumstances Can also indicate category of service
Ex “A” General “C” Acute Inpatient service
“W” Long term facility inpatient service “H” Emergency service or rehabilitation
service
Service ID: identifies the type and/or complexity of the service
Ex 003 is a general assessment 001 is a minor assessment
007 is an intermediate assessment
Alpha Suffix: identifies who has rendered the service
A means the provider was responsible for the service – or performed both the professional and technical portions of a diagnostic and procedures code
B means the provider assisted during the service – or performed only the technical component of a diagnostic and procedures code
C means the provider administered anesthetic – or performed only the professional component of a diagnostic and procedures code
Codes with a # beside them have both a technical and a professional component, and those can be billed separately or together
Ex #P018 – Caesarean Section
Independent Consideration
- Codes marked with IC require special evaluation before a fee can be determined
- set fee is not listed - service isn’t listed in schedule
- Must be submitted with supporting documentation and reviewed by a consultant at an OHIP office
Manual Review
Occurs when a claim is submitted that violates the policies and regulations of the billing guidelines
Physician must submit documentation supporting the need for the claim
Commonly Used Codes
A003 General Assessment $71.25 A full assessment done in response to a
complaint, or as an annual medical checkup
Can only give 1 per 12 month period unless there is an unrelated diagnosis, or unless a new assessment is required for hospital admission more than 90 days since the original assessment
A004 General Re-assessment $35.40 Performed as a follow-up to a general
assessment (only limited history needed) A007 Intermediate/Well-Baby
$33.10 Assessment Most frequently used code Well-baby assessment applies whether
the visit is for a checkup or is complaint driven
A001 Minor Assessment$20.60 Brief history, exam, and advice
A005 Consultation$67.50 Performed upon written request from a
referring provider Referee performs a general or specific
assessment and submits findings to the referring provider
May only bill for 1 in a 12 month period, unless referred for an unrelated complaint
A006 Repeat Consultation$42.35 Primary provider re-refers patient for a
follow-up on the same complaint as the original consultation
E430 PAP Smear Premium$11.50 Can be added to A005, A006, A003,
A004, routine post-natal if performed outside the hospital
A901 Housecall Assessment $43.05 An intermediate assessment done at the
patient’s residence Only billable for the first patient seen Can charge a premium for evening, night,
weekend, or office hour visits A902 Housecall – Pronouncement $43.05
of Death Includes counselling
A903 - Pre-dental/pre-operative general assessment $65.05 (maximum of 2 per 12-month period)
A777 Pronouncement of Death$33.10 In a location other than the patient’s
home
K017 Annual Health Exam $41.60 For a child between 2-15 years No complaint needed Includes primary and secondary school exams
A008 Mini Assessment $12.50 Used when WSIB is billed for the minor
assessment, but the patient is also seen for an unrelated complaint
E079 Initial Discussion with Patient Re: Smoking Cessation $15.40 In addition to assessment Limited to 1 per 12 month period Documentation must prove the
discussion took place K039 Smoking Cessation Follow up
Visit $33.45 E079 must occur previously in the 12
month period Max 2 per year
E542 – Tray fee $11.15 For procedures performed outside of
the hospital Ex IUD insertion, suturing, biopsies, etc
P003 General Assessment $71.20 Major Prenatal visit
P004 Prenatal Office Visit $33.10 P005 Antenatal Preventative $41.65
Health Assessment Initial review of antenatal risk including
psychosocial, genetic and medical issues
Testing performed - Only 1 per pregnancy
P009 Assisting with Labour and Delivery $479.05
H001 Newborn Care $52.20 Care for newborn in the hospital for up
to 10 days K013 Individual Counseling $58.35
Billed in ½ hour units
C003 General Assessment $71.20in Hospital
C002 Subsequent visits $30.10up to 5 weeks
C007 Subsequent visits $30.106-13 weeks (max 3 per week)
C009 Subsequent visits $30.1014 week on (max 6 per month)
C010 Supportive Care $18.30 Minor assessments by the non-primary physician for
liaison (max 4 times in first week, 2 thereafter)
“G” codes are procedural codes Most are preceded by a + and can be billed in
addition to the assessment If the “+” procedure is the only reason for the
visit, a G700 can be billed ($5.10) instead of an assessment code
+G480 Venipuncture Infant $9.90 +G482 Venipuncture Child $7.35 +G489 Venipuncture Adult $3.54 G202 Allergy injection with visit $4.45 G212 Allergy injection without visit $9.75