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Jul 24, 2017
If you're not using CPT code 90837, check this out!
When the CPT* codes for psychotherapy were revised in 2013, 90837 became available for longer therapy sessions. 90837 had two advantages over the previous code for longer sessions. First, it only required a therapy session of 53 minutes which is in line with how many clinicians practice; and second payers would pay for it.
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May 26, 2017
New Text/Voice Messaging; Fixed: Daily Monitoring Alerts
- New Text and Voice Messaging You can now send notifications of new messages, new statements, or appointment reminders via email, text, or voice. –Go to the patient chart > Messaging. On the notifications tab you can choose the type of notifications you want to send (email, text, voice) and where to send them. –The notifications for new messages alerts states, “You have a new message in your inbox.” –Statement alerts say, “You have a new account statement in your inbox.” Email alerts have a link to the patient portal log in. –Appointment Reminders state, “You have an appointment with (name of provider) on (date) (time).”
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Apr 17, 2017
New Developments in Mobile Outcomes
We are evolving our mobile outcomes and monitoring app and we have brought in a research team headed by Bruce Wampold, Ph.D. (author of the Great Psychotherapy Debate) to help us in this ongoing effort. Initially his group will help us develop outcomes metrics (e.g. effect size statistics) and decision support alerts as to adequacy of response to treatment. Longer term we hope to assess the impact of providing daily monitoring on treatment outcomes, a prospect we find pretty exciting.
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Mar 29, 2017
CarePaths is Hiring!
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Mar 27, 2017
Are Dropouts Crippling Your Practice?
Tony Rousmaniere, Psy.D., has described dropouts as the “invisible plague” of psychotherapy but as with many clinical issues, measurement is a problem. The dropout literature tries to identify patients who prematurely terminate but the operational definition of premature termination is quite varied. This literature does not help the practicing clinician determine if dropouts are a problem in his or her practice.