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Appendix A Well Child Check-Up (EPSDT)

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<strong>Well</strong> <strong>Child</strong> <strong>Check</strong>-<strong>Up</strong><br />

6-13 years<br />

Nutrition<br />

Safety<br />

Dental care<br />

School readiness<br />

Onset of sexual awareness<br />

Peer relationship (male and female)<br />

Preputertal body changes<br />

Substance abuse<br />

Contraceptive information (if sexually active)<br />

14-21 years<br />

Nutrition<br />

Dental<br />

Safety (automobile)<br />

Understanding body anatomy<br />

Male/female relationships<br />

Contraceptive information<br />

Obedience and discipline<br />

Parent-child relationships<br />

Alcohol, drugs, and smoking<br />

Occupational guidance<br />

Substance abuse<br />

Providers may use the PT+3 teaching method for anticipatory guidance<br />

counseling. Providers should document PT+3 counseling was utilized and list the<br />

three points emphasized.<br />

Billing Requirements<br />

The table below provides billing information for <strong>EPSDT</strong> screening claims:<br />

Topic<br />

Copayment<br />

Prior Authorization<br />

Referral<br />

Time Limit for Filing Claims<br />

Visit Limitations<br />

Diagnosis Codes<br />

Procedure Codes and<br />

Modifiers<br />

Explanation<br />

<strong>EPSDT</strong> recipients, under 18 years of age, are not<br />

subject to co-payments.<br />

Screenings are not subject to prior authorization.<br />

Please refer to Section A.4, Providing and Obtaining<br />

Referrals, for more information.<br />

One year from the date of service<br />

An office visit is not billable on the same day with an<br />

<strong>EPSDT</strong> screening by the same provider or provider<br />

group.<br />

The International Classification of Diseases - 9th<br />

Revision - Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) manual<br />

lists required diagnosis codes. These manuals may<br />

be obtained by contacting the American Medical<br />

Association, P.O. Box 10950, Chicago, IL 60610.<br />

The following procedure codes should be used when<br />

billing comprehensive <strong>EPSDT</strong> screening services:<br />

99381-99385 with modifier EP Initial <strong>EPSDT</strong><br />

Screening<br />

99391-99395 with modifier EP Periodic <strong>EPSDT</strong><br />

Screening<br />

99173 with modifier EP Vision Screening – Annual<br />

92551 with modifier EP Hearing Screening – Annual<br />

Effective January 1, 2007 the interperiodic screening<br />

codes have changed. The following procedure codes<br />

(in service locations other than inpatient hospital)<br />

must be used:<br />

99211EP-99215EP<br />

You must use an EP modifier in order to bypass office<br />

visit benefit limits.<br />

For interperiodic screenings performed in an inpatient<br />

hospital setting, the following procedure code must be<br />

used:<br />

99233EP<br />

You must use an EP modifier in order to bypass<br />

hospital visit benefit limits. Interperiodic screening<br />

codes should have abnormal diagnosis codes.<br />

The (837) Professional, Institutional and Dental<br />

electronic claims and the paper claim have been<br />

A-28 January 2011

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