Our officiants are not marriage and family therapist, psychologist or pastoral counselors. We strongly recommend that the couple seek the professional help needed in their community. No. We do not, under any circumstance, provide any professional advice beyond that of the marriage ceremony.

Current Prodedural Terminology (CPT) is a listing of descriptive terms and identifying codes for reporting medical services and procedures as they are performed by physicians. The purpose is to provide a uniform language to describe medical, surgical, and diagnostic services. The book is prepared by the American Medical Association. See similar questions...

To create a reconnecting foundation and develop skills that can create more safety, we strongly recommend 10-12 sessions. As soon as possible during the course of your sessions we will encourage you to attend one of our "Getting the Love You Want" couples workshops. We find that this workshop reduces the number of counseling sessions you will need. This workshop is equivalent to 6 months of couple's therapy and for some couples the workshop alone is enough. See similar questions...

Yes. You can add any number of codes to the CPT hot list from the database that is included with our system. You can also remove a code from the list. See similar questions...

CPT 22520 Percutaneous vertebroplasty, one vertebral body, unilateral or bilateral injection; thoracic. CPT 22521 Percutaneous vertebroplasty, one vertebral body, unilateral or bilateral injection; lumbar. CPT 22522 Percutaneous vertebroplasty, one vertebral body, unilateral or bilateral injection; each additional thoracic or lumbar vertebral body. (List separately in addition to code for primary procedure. See similar questions...

Consult your payor organizations with regard to local coverage, bundling requirements, and reimbursement policies. See similar questions...

Most partners want to improve their relationship when there has been conflict or a rupture in the relationship, but they also want to feel safe and not blamed for all the problems in the relationship. When you call us we will coach you through how to invite your partner safely. 202-449-3789 x719 See similar questions...

I do not require pre-marriage counseling. However, I believe that it is vitally important that you talk through and understand one another’s perspectives on some important issues related to marriage before you get married. Download this Premarital Questionnaire (PDF) from the National Association of Wedding Ministers and take time to talk through the questions with your partner. See similar questions...

No. Billing codes are part of the CPT system developed by the American Medical Association. As the copyright holder for the CPT system, the AMA requires a license for the inclusion of these codes in all commercial products such as MedicalTemplates. See similar questions...

Please refer to Procedure Codes, Required Outpatient Surgical Procedures and Related CPT and ICD-9 CM Procedure Codes, for a detailed list of CPT codes and ICD-9-CM procedure codes required. These codes will also be periodically reviewed and updated by the Board of Health with input from affected parties and others. Because codes are sometimes modified by the federal government and others, you may wish to periodically check to see if revisions have been made to the list. See similar questions...

Codes have changed as of January 2003. These updated codes are used to bill insurance and government plans for CPAP items. See similar questions...

There is no global period for the facility. However, there is a 10-day global period for the physician. This global surgical package of 10 days includes same day services (either preoperative or postoperative care), intraoperative* care and care within the global period of 10 days after the surgery. During this time, the physician will not be reimbursed for services related to the initial procedure. See similar questions...

No. The MTM codes may be used by pharmacists in any situation where the described service is provided. Other CPT codes may be accepted by payers and depending on which CPT code being used, there may be restrictions with respect to how these specific codes may be used. It is advisable to contact a payer before using the code for the first time to make sure that they are configured to process the MTM codes. See similar questions...

The Office Suite version comes complete with all recent CPT? and ICD-9 codes. You can also purchase the codes on CD. These CD's are sold separately from MDC. See similar questions...

Classic marriage counseling focuses on finding problems in order to fix them. Unfortunately, this approach has not worked for marriage in the last 40 years. The Marriage Lifeline has a completely different focus. We want to show you what’s right about the two of you, how you’re motivated differently and why that’s good, not bad. We never get into “who said what to whom” and we never dredge up the past or attempt to place blame. See similar questions...

Yes, we do, when necessary. If you are enrolled with COPE, you will need to come in and discuss what is going on with your clinical liaison or recovery team associate. If you're not enrolled with COPE, you may speak to an intake specialist at 520-205-4732. See similar questions...

To insure prompt processing of your claims, we require that you provide us with all primary or secondary health insurance carriers you may have. You will also be required to provide your health insurance card(s) at the initial visit. It is your responsibility to notify us of any changes in your insurance status. Please note that there is a potential for three (3) bills to be sent out monthly. See similar questions...

Yes. While physicians and other non-pharmacist providers may perform MTM services, the recently approved MTM codes can ONLY be used by pharmacists when submitting a claim for MTM. This has been specified by the AMA. (See MTM rationale) See similar questions...

No. Payers will be establishing their own fee schedules for the services provided with the CPT codes. See similar questions...