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<blockquote data-quote="confuzzled" data-source="post: 370044" data-attributes="member: 8831"><p><span style="font-size: 10px">96115</span><span style="font-size: 10px">Neurobehavioral Status Examination</span></p><p> </p><p>interesting. i fought with the neuropsychologist, i fought with my ins co, i fought with anyone who would listen to me over the conflict. (it was the most bizarre thing i ever encountered--there was no way, in my mind, that a neuropsychologist was the same as a social worker, but everyone involved *INSISTED* the coding was the sam)...lol, i have these codes burned into my memory for eternity. </p><p> </p><p>the testing code was what we used as well, but like i said, there was a whooping big portion of testing that was deemed educational by the ins. co. </p><p> </p><p>there is not a single doubt in my mind that if i had competent billers with different coding it would have all been covered.</p><p> </p><p>(oh, and our major uni childrens hospital had a lengthy wait and was pay as you go, *no* ins. apparently they somehow seperated out the mental health services from the medical services. i would have had to submit on my own at out of network rates...</p><p>it was $1000 to walk in the door--seemingly you needed to leave a kidney at the front desk to pay for any actual testing)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="confuzzled, post: 370044, member: 8831"] [SIZE=2]96115[/SIZE][SIZE=2]Neurobehavioral Status Examination[/SIZE] interesting. i fought with the neuropsychologist, i fought with my ins co, i fought with anyone who would listen to me over the conflict. (it was the most bizarre thing i ever encountered--there was no way, in my mind, that a neuropsychologist was the same as a social worker, but everyone involved *INSISTED* the coding was the sam)...lol, i have these codes burned into my memory for eternity. the testing code was what we used as well, but like i said, there was a whooping big portion of testing that was deemed educational by the ins. co. there is not a single doubt in my mind that if i had competent billers with different coding it would have all been covered. (oh, and our major uni childrens hospital had a lengthy wait and was pay as you go, *no* ins. apparently they somehow seperated out the mental health services from the medical services. i would have had to submit on my own at out of network rates... it was $1000 to walk in the door--seemingly you needed to leave a kidney at the front desk to pay for any actual testing) [/QUOTE]
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