 IVA+Plus™
Billing Information
Many insurance companies recognize
the validity of Continuous Performance Tests (CPT)
in clarifying the diagnosis of ADHD. Some insurance
companies require any psychological testing to be
pre-approved and it may be necessary to provide
documentation regarding the reasons for the
testing. If testing using IVA+Plus is questioned,
IVA+Plus Reliability and Validity studies are
included in the IVA+Plus Interpretation Manual,
and permission is granted to registered users to
copy these studies for the purpose of obtaining reimbursement
for services rendered.
Effective January
1st, 2006, CPT codes for billing have changed.
Billing procedures now require different codes
depending upon who performed the testing – the
clinician, a technician, or solely computer based
testing.
Further information may be found at
the
apapractice.org or by using the links below.
APA Testing Codes Toolkit
Current Billing Codes
used for Psychological and Neuropsychological
Testing
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Option
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CODE |
Description,
Definition, Typical Diagnoses |
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96101
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Psychological testing, interpretation and
reporting per hour by a psychologist
Billed as 1 unit per
hour. Includes test administration,
interpretation, and report writing.
Typically billed 3-4 units and up to 6 units
is usually covered.
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96102 |
Psychological
testing per hour by a technician
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96103 |
Psychological
testing by a computer, including time for
the psychologist’s interpretation and
reporting
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96118 |
Neuropsychological Test, Interpretation and
Reporting per hour by a psychologist
Billed as 1 unit per
hour. Includes I.Q., memory, attention,
problem solving, processing speed, mental
flexibility and other neuropsychological
tests. Typically billed as 6-7 units.
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96119 |
Neuropsychological testing per hour by a
Technician
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96120
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Neuropsychological testing by a computer,
including time for the psychologist's
interpretation and reporting
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