PQRS Cheat Sheet. Occupational Therapy Reporting- Individual Measures



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PQRS Cheat Sheet Occupational Therapy Reporting- Individual Measures Medicare requires that practitioners meet certain quality reporting thresholds and collect enough data to assess trends and performance. Only practitioners who have reported quality data on at least 80% of appropriate patients are consequently eligible for the PQRS incentive payment.* Important te: This cheat sheet was designed to help you report the most possible G-code and CPT code by the PQRS measure. For more information on PQRS for Occupational Threapy, visit http://www.aota.org/documentvault/surveys/2012-pqrs.aspx and www.cms.gov *American Occupational Therapy Association, Copyright, February 2011. <http://www.aota.org/news/advocacynews/ot-part-pqri-2010.aspx>

MEASURE #126 - DIABETES - NEUROLOGICAL EVALUATION CPT Codes: 97001, 97002, 97597, 97598; Frequency: minimum once per reporting period Did you perform a lower extremity neurological exam? G8404 Exam performed G8405 Exam not performed G8406 Patient is not eligible

MEASURE #127 - DIABETES - FOOTWEAR EVALUATION CPT Codes: 97001, 97002, 97597, 97598; Frequency: minimum once per reporting period Did you perform a footwear evaluation? G8415 Exam not performed G8416 Patient is not eligible G8410 Exam performed and documented

Copyright 2013 MEASURE #128 - BODY MASS INDEX (BMI) & FOLLOW UP CPT Codes: 97001, 97003; Frequency: minimum once per reporting period Did you perform a BMI assessment? G8422 Patient is not eligible G8421 BMI was not calculated at visit Was the patient s BMI normal* (between 18.5-25)? G8420 BMI calculated as normal and documented in EMR *rmal BMI for age 65+ is 23 and <30; Age 18-64 is 18.5 and <25 Was a follow-up plan created for the patient? G8417 Calculated a higher BMI, a follow-up plan was documented in EMR G8419 BMI calculated outside of normal parameter, no follow-up G8938 BMI calculated, but patient is not eligible for follow-up Was the BMI higher than 25? G8418 Calculated a lower BMI, a follow-up plan was documented in EMR

MEASURE #130 - MEDICATIONS CPT Codes: 97001, 97002, 97003, 97004; Frequency: each visit Did you document the patient s current medications? G8430 Patient is not eligible G8427 Documented patient s medications, including drug name, dosage, frequency and route. G8428 Reason not given

MEASURE #131 - PAIN ASSESSMENT AND FOLLOW UP Copyright 2013 CPT Codes: 97001, 97003; Frequency: each visit Did you complete a pain assessment? G8442 Patient is not eligible G8732 Reason not given Does the patient have pain? G8731 Pain is negative, no follow up required Was a follow-up documented? G8509 Pain is positive, no documentation of follow-up, reason not specified. G8939 Pain assessment documented, follow-up plan not documented, patient is not eligible G8730 Pain is positive, a follow-up plan was documented in EMR

MEASURE #154 - FALLS - RISK ASSESSMENT CPT Codes: 97001, 97002, 97003, 97004; Frequency: minimum once per reporting period Does the patient have more than 2 falls or any falls within the injury period in the last year? 1100F Patient screened for future falls, documented RECD & CONTINUE 3288F - 8P Fall documented with modifier 8P (not performed, reason not specified); MAY CONTINUE WITH FALLS - PLAN OF CARE 1101F Patient is not eligible but screened for future falls 1101F - 8P Patient is not eligible, no documented falls with modifier 8P (not performed, reason not specified) 3288F - 1P Fall documented with modifier 1P (not performed due to medical reason) Was a fall assessment completed? 3288F Fall documented; MAY CONTINUE WITH FALLS - PLAN OF CARE

MEASURE #155 - FALLS - PLAN OF CARE CPT Codes: 97001, 97002, 97003, 97004; Frequency: minimum once per reporting period Did you complete a plan of care for the patient? 0518F Plan of care is documented in EMR 0518F - 8P Plan of care is not documented with modifier 8P (not performed, reason not speicified) 0518F - 1P Plan of care is not documented with modifier 1P (not performed due to medical reason)

MEASURE #173 - UNHEALTHY ALCOHOL USE - SCREENING CPT Codes: 97003, 97004; Frequency: minimum once per reporting period Did you screen the patient for unhealthy alcohol use? 3016F Patient was screened for unhealthy alcohol use 3016F - 8P Screening was not performed with modifier 8P (not performed, reason not speicified) 3016F - 1P Screening was not performed with modifier 1P (not performed due to medical reason)

MEASURE #181 - ELDER MALTREATMENT SCREEN AND FOLLOW UP PLAN CPT Codes: 97003; Frequency: minimum once per reporting period For patient s aged 65 and older: Was the patient screened for elderly maltreatment? G8535 Patient not eligible G8536 Reason not given Was it positive for elder maltreatment? G8734F Screen documented as negative, no follow-up required Was a follow-up plan documented? G8735 Screen documented as positive, follow-up plan not documented, reason not specified G8941 Screen documented, patient not eligible for follow-up G8733 Screen documented as positive and documented follow-up plan

MEASURE #226 - TOBACCO USE - SCREENING AND CESSATION INTERVENTION CPT Codes: 97003, 97004; Frequency: minimum once per reporting period Was the patient screened for tobacco use? 4004F- 8P Tobacco screening not performed with modifier 8P (not performed, reason not speicified) 4004F- 1P Tobacco screening not performed with modifier 1P (not performed due to medical reason) Were they identified as a tobacco user? 1036F Patient screen for tobacco use and identified as a non-user 4004F Patient screened for tobacco use and received tobacco cessation intervention (counseling, pharmacotherpay, or both), if identified as a tobacco user