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Re: US docs only. Telephone consultsFrom: Dr. Lynn Montgomery (lmontgomery@communitymed.org)Tue Feb 27 09:15:31 2001
The difference is that the attorneys have not allowed a third party into the picture. We have screwed ourselves by allowing insurance companies to dictate our practices and billing. If we all had enough balls, we would all tell them where to get off. The problem is there is always a weenie down the street that will continue to accept insurance... Lynn Here are the CPT Codes fro Phone consultations: 99371 Physician phone consultation 99372 Physician phone consultation 99373 Physician phone consultation Furthermore, there is no RVU listed for them. The insurers will not pay for these codes either. However if you call your Attorney, the clock starts clicking and you do get charged. So figure out the system
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