Evaluation & Management Review Checklist and Scoresheet Form - New Patient
Established Patient Evaluation & Management Review Checklist and Scoresheet Form
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History Components

- history components do not apply to this patient

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History of Present Illness (HPI)

Duration Modifying Factors
Quality Timing Associated Signs & Symptoms
Severity Context Status of 3 or more chronic/inactive conditions
Duration Modifying Factors
Quality Timing Associated Signs & Symptoms
Severity Context Status of 3 or more chronic/inactive conditions

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Review of Systems (ROS):

Respiratory Integumentary(skin and/or breast) Hematologic/Lymphatic
Eyes Gastrointestinal Neurological Allergic/Immunologic
Ears, Nose, Mouth, Throat Genitourinary Psychiatric All Other Neg
Cardiovascular Musculoskeletal Endocrine  
None

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Past    Family    Social

   

Comments:


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Physical Exam Type

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Limited Examination     Extended Examination

Abdomen Right Upper Extremity
Neck Back/Spine Left Upper Extremity
Chest/Breasts/Axillae Genitalia/Groin/Buttocks Right Lower Extremity
        Left Lower Extremity

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Limited Examination     Extended Examination

Cardiovascular Genitourinary Neurologic
Eyes Respiratory Musculoskeletal Psychiatric
Ears, nose, mouth, and throat Gastrointestinal Skin Hematologic/
lymphatic/
immunologic


- physical examination does not apply to this patient

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Systems: Select the affected system and identify the examination type from the Doc Guideline for Evaluation & Evaluation & Management Services (PDF 1MB) PDF Icon

 


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Medical Decision Making

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Number of Diagnoses or Management Options:

Problem(s)/Status Number Points Score
1
/ 1
2
3
4
 
Total Score = ?

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Amount and Complexity of Data Reviewed

Reviewed Data   Points
  1
  1
  1
  1
  2
  1
  2
Total Points = ?

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Assessment of Risk (Examples are NOT all inclusive):

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Presenting Problem Diagnostic Procedure Management Options
Risk Level:

One self-limited or minor
problem ?


Laboratory tests requiring
venipunture

CXR or X-ray

Ultrasound EKG/EEG

KOH Prep UA



Rest Gargles

Elastic bandages

Superficial dressings



Risk Level:

Two or more self-limited or
minor problems

One stable chronic illness -
well controlled ?

Acute uncomplicated illness/
injury ?


Physiological tests not under stress ?

Non-cardiovascular imaging
studies w/ contrast ?

Superficial needle biopsies

Clinical laboratory tests requiring arterial puncture ?

Skin biopsies


Over-the-counter drugs

Minor surgery with no
identified risk factors

IV fluids without additives

Physical Therapy

Occupational Therapy


Risk Level:

One or more chronic illnesses with mild exacerbation, progression or side effects of
treatment

Two or more stable chronic
illnesses

Undiagnosed new problem
with uncertain prognosis ?

Acute illness with systemic
symptoms ?

Acute complicated injury ?


Physiologic test under stress ?

Diagnostic endoscopies w/ no identified risk factors

Deep needle/incisional biopsy

Cardiovascular imaging studies with contrast and no identified risk factors ?

Obtain fluids from a body cavity ?


Minor surgery with identified
risk factors

Elective major surgery with
no identified risk factors ?

IV fluids with additives

Closed treatment of fracture
or dislocation without
manipulation

Therapeutic nuclear medicine

Prescription drug management


Risk Level:

One or more chronic illnesses with severe exacerbation, progression or side effects of treatment

Acute or chronic illnesses or
injuries that pose a threat to
life or bodily function ?

Abrupt change in neurologic
status ?


Cardiovascular imaging studies with contrast and identified risk factors

Cardiac electro-physiological tests ?

Diagnostic endoscopies with
identified risk factors

Discography


Elective major surgery with
identified risk factors ?

Decision for DNR, or not to
continue care due to poor
prognosis

Parenteral controlled
substances

Drug therapy requiring
intensive monitoring for
toxicity

Emergency major surgery



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Counseling and/or Coordination of Care

If the physician documents total time and indicates that counseling and/or coordination of care dominates (more than 50%) the face-to-face physician/patient encounter or the floor time (in case of inpatient services), time is the key or controlling factor in selecting the level of service.

Does documentation reveal total time?    
If yes, enter time:


Does documentation describe in sufficient detail the content of counseling and/or coordination of care?    
If yes, enter time:


Does documentation reveal that more than half of the time spent was counseling and/or coordination of care?    
If yes, enter time:

If all answers are "Yes" select the level of service based on time

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History Type:
Physical Examination:
Medical Decision Making:

THE CPT CODE SELECTION IS: buttonfinal
*Billing provider must legibly sign the encounter documentation prior to submitting the claim for payment.

Feel free to print this completed form and include it when submitting to your intermediary or carrier
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Disclaimer: This E/M tool, though accurate, describes the elements necessary for selecting a CPT code. It is a guideline to consider when selecting codes for a claim form. However, the primary need for any level of CPT---or any service at all---is medical necessity. If a service is not reasonable and necessary, it cannot be reimbursed even if the level of code as documented meets a high level of coding.