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This document outlines the policy for coverage of chiropractic services and adjunctive procedures under UPMC Health Plan, specifying guidelines for medical necessity, prior authorization requirements,

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How to fill out Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy

1. Begin by downloading the Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy template.
2. Review the introductory section to understand the purpose of the policy.
3. Fill in the necessary provider and clinic information, including name, address, and contact details.
4. Specify the types of chiropractic services covered under the policy.
5. Outline the adjunctive procedures that are included, such as physical therapy or massage.
6. Include any exclusions or limitations regarding the services provided.
7. Define the eligibility criteria for patients seeking these services.
8. Review your state's regulations to ensure compliance with local laws.
9. Get necessary approvals from relevant stakeholders or administrators.
10. Save the completed policy and distribute it to all relevant staff members.

Who needs Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy?

1. Individuals seeking chiropractic care for musculoskeletal issues.
2. Health insurance companies to define coverage parameters.
3. Chiropractic clinics to establish a clear service offering.
4. Patients who want to understand what services are available and covered.

People Also Ask about

How can you tell a good chiropractor from a bad one?

A good chiropractor take the time to ask about your health history, take x-rays, perform light testing, and observe your body for signs of injury or pain. A BAD chiropractor will rush through or even skip the examination process just to get you adjusted and then scheduled for your next appointment.

What is the red flag of the chiropractor?

?Communication Red Flags If a chiropractor doesn't listen, explain treatments, or discourage questions, that's a warning sign. ? Doesn't Listen – If a chiropractor rushes through appointments and ignores your concerns, they aren't prioritizing your health.

What is a red flag indicator?

In the context of AML compliance, a red flag, such as an unusually large transaction or a company from a sanctioned jurisdiction, is a warning sign that indicates potential criminal activity, such as money laundering.

Why do doctors discourage chiropractors?

'Red Flags' in Chiropractic Care Sometimes, a patient may have a medical condition that actually contraindicates applying high-velocity manipulation to the lumbar spine. Chiropractors refer to these conditions as "red flags," and here are a few examples: Severe osteoporosis (metabolic bone fragility disease)

What are the symptoms of a red flag on the spine?

Loss of feeling or the feeling of pins and needles / numbness in your lower limbs; Numbness in or around your back passage; Loss of sensation between your inner thighs or genitals; and. Bladder and/or dysfunction.

How to bill for chiropractic services?

Chiropractic CPT Codes for Spinal Manipulation Chiropractors use specific CPT codes to bill for these services. The main codes for chiropractic manipulation treatment (CMT) are: 98940 for CMT involving 1-2 spinal regions. 98941 for CMT involving 3-4 spinal regions.

What is a red flag in chiropractic?

There are seven main types of chiropractic adjustments and they are: The Diversified Technique, Spinal Manipulation, The Thompson Drop-Table Technique, The Gonstead Adjustment, The Activator Method, Flexion Distraction, and Spinal Decompression.

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What is Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy?

The Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy outlines the guidelines and regulations for the provision of chiropractic services and related adjunctive procedures, ensuring that they meet established standards of care and are eligible for reimbursement.

Who is required to file Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy?

Health care providers who deliver chiropractic services or adjunctive procedures are required to file this policy to ensure compliance with insurance and regulatory standards.

How to fill out Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy?

To fill out the Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy, providers must complete the designated forms accurately, providing all necessary information related to the services rendered, including patient details, treatment goals, and applicable codes.

What is the purpose of Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy?

The purpose of the Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy is to provide a structured framework for assessing the appropriateness of chiropractic care, ensuring that treatments are medically necessary and supported by relevant documentation.

What information must be reported on Chiropractic Services and Adjunctive Procedures Policy?

Key information that must be reported includes patient identification, provider details, dates of service, descriptions of procedures performed, and any relevant clinical findings that support the treatment provided.