In 2022, approximately 4.7 percent (4.5 million) of Part D Schedule II, III, IV, and V controlled substance prescriptions were written for beneficiaries in LTC facilities, with roughly 52 percent (2.4 million) of them not meeting the CMS EPCS Program standards for e-prescribing
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Physicians may report a subsequent hospital care CPT code for services that were reported as CPT consultation codes (99241-99255) ( prior to January 1, 2010, where the medical record appropriately demonstrates that the work and medical necessity requirements are met for reporting a subsequent hospital care code (under the level selected), even though the reported code is for the provider's first E/M service to the inpatient during the hospital stay. Accordingly, we are seeking comment on any potential barriers for infectious disease physicians to use the initial and subsequent day hospital inpatient or observation codes, CPT codes 99221 through 99223 and 99231 through 99233, for consultations if they meet the coding requirements for time and/or medical decision making (MDM)
