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2. A patient is seen by an employed FP physician and had been seen within the last three years by another FP physician who belongs to the same employed practice but is in a different location 20 miles away. The patient’s visit should be billed as:
3. A Medicare patient is seen as a first visit by an EMPLOYED NP in a Family Medicine practice and is subsequently seen by an EMPLOYED (same employer) NP in an Internal Medicine practice before three years has lapsed. The patient’s visit should be billed as:
4. A Medicare patient is seen by a PA in an NON-OWNED (ie, independent) Family Medicine practice and is seen by a PA in the same NON-OWNED Internal Medicine practice before three years has lapsed. The patient’s visit should be billed as:
5. A patient was seen by a RHC FP physician and then returns in five months to follow up with a RHC pediatric physician. The patient’s visit should be billed as:
6. A Medicare patient is seen in the emergency department that does not have any special designation. The emergency department Physician asked the patient to follow up with a family physician in the community within one week. The patient does not have a primary care provider that they have seen within the last three years. The follow up visit at the family physician’s office would be.
7. A Physician has been in the community for 20 years. She moved to another practice in the same community but for a different medical group. A Medicare patient who came to see her at this new medical group practice should be billed at their initial visit as
8. A patient is seen at a hospital system’s provider-based practice by a PA in the family medicine residency clinic. The patient follows up with non provider-based billing internal medicine/cardiology physician in four weeks for evaluation of a new problem. The visit at the Cardiology office would be
9. A patient seen at a hospital system’s provider-based practice by a PA in the family medicine residency clinic is followed up by the provider-based billing practice internal medicine/cardiology office four weeks later for evaluation of a new problem. The visit at the provider-based cardiology office would be.
10. A commercially insured patient seen at an independent FP office for an initial visit. The visit was performed by a NP and billed as new. The follow-up visit with the family physician is set for 3 weeks to get established. The follow-up visit with the FP would be (choose best answer)
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