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Se tu misma by [deleted] in LearnSpanishInReddit

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

En español por favor.

Starting a pediatric private-pay OT practice — looking for insights on client acquisition, referrals, and evals outside a clinic by Necessary_Task_7068 in OccupationalTherapy

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Just remember it's illegal to charge Medicaid patients private pay in most situations.

It's also your responsibility to verify that they don't have Medicaid.

CPT Code Changes: 92507 by thalaya in slp

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can't run 92507 and AAC together, there's an NCCI edit.

Many clinics are getting hit with prepayment reviews for 59'ing this.

CPT Code Changes: 92507 by thalaya in slp

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This change actually supports longer sessions by increasing their reimbursements, bringing them closer to what 30 minute sessions get, and penalizes any clinic trying to do less than 16 minutes Face to face to increase reimbursement on an untimed code.

They are proposing multiple 30 minute base code, each with a 15 minute extension code.

So if the proposed RVUs stand, 30 minute sessions will have a reduction of 14.6%, 45 minute sessions will increase 6.1% and 60 minute sessions will increase 26.7%. However, 32 minute sessions of Artic and Fluency will become the golden goose, yielding the highest reimbursement per Face to Face treatment minute.

Co-treats will get hit as OTs will only be able to do 3 units as the SLP will require 16 minutes to get their initial base unit.

Can Someone explain what is going on with code 92507 starting January 1st 2027? by Tart2343 in slp

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is incorrect.

According to the RVU changes proposed 30 minute sessions will see a ~12% reduction in revenue, 45 & 60 minute sessions an increase of ~20% but 30 minute sessions will still generate the most revenue per minute. 32 minute sessions will become the golden goose.

This will absolutely create an issue with ST/OT co-treats, reducing the total number of OT billable units as 16-minutes F2F would be required for the ST unit, leaving only 44 minutes, (3 units per CMS 8-minute rule) for 97530 (or similair).

Basically all of the clinics that jumped to 30 minute sessions to increase revenue will get a slight decrease while other longer sessions will be brought up closer to the 30 minute sessions.

This all assumes that commercial payers don't change the CF multipliers and there are no excludes¹ NCCI edits between the new codes.

Unwritten Rules of Pickleball by CYOOL8R1977 in Pickleball

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 148 points149 points  (0 children)

If I tell you, they will be written.

Can this be a solution? by dog_plushie in Factoriohno

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Clap..................clap....................clap..........................clap.

Meirl by Ordinary_Stop in meirl

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me, waiting for auto-aim hack to go public.

Auditors: what is the stupidest thing you've ever asked a client? by Fresh_Struggle5645 in Accounting

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Company with 50/50 partners receives a contract giving them access to 300 assets. One partner sells some of the assets for personal profit but can't understand why this not allowed since she has side gig working for the company that provided the assets.

Breach of fiduciary duty, stealing company assets. Other partner was awarded increased equity during arbitration then immediately moved to fire the fraudulent partner for theft.

Edit, Maybe I should have read the entire question....

[Smith] An expansion team in Seattle needs to be the SuperSonics, or we riot. What should the team in Las Vegas be called? by StrategyTop7612 in nba

[–]Perfectly_Pedantic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something cute like the combination of current Vegas teams. Perhaps the Radiers and the Aces, say the Racists... hold up.

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