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Telehealth codes touch four systems and at least three vendors before a claim leaves your building. Here's how administrators assign place of service, modifiers, and documentation duties — and where the privacy exposure hides.
Carl B. Johnson
CPT 99344 sits in the home or residence E/M family for new patients. This guide covers the documentation your coders need, the place-of-service decisions your billers make, and the device and vendor exposure that arrives the moment PHI leaves your building.
Carl B. Johnson
Telehealth billing fails at the intake screen, not the clearinghouse. A practical guide to place-of-service capture, consent documentation, audit trails, and the vendor agreements your remote visits quietly require.
Carl B. Johnson
What the 99347 CPT code description actually requires, how practices document code selection for home and residence visits, and the PHI, device, and vendor exposures that come with sending clinicians into patients' living rooms.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations guide to home visit CPT codes: how coders determine levels, why place of service sinks claims, and what leaves your building when PHI rides along with the clinician.
Carl B. Johnson
POS 22 signals an on-campus hospital outpatient setting — and it changes your reimbursement, your chart ownership, and your vendor list. A workflow guide for practice administrators and compliance leads.
Carl B. Johnson
The 2025 telemedicine code set is still generating claims, appeals, and audit requests in 2026. Here is how practice administrators handle code selection documentation, place-of-service privacy exposure, and the vendor agreements telehealth quietly requires.
Carl B. Johnson
A practice-operations walkthrough of the 99344 CPT code description for new-patient home and residence visits — documentation, place-of-service mechanics, and the vendor and PHI exposure that comes with sending clinicians into homes.
Carl B. Johnson
POS 10 tells payers the patient was at home during a telehealth visit. That one digit changes your reimbursement, your documentation burden, and the amount of location data your practice now stores.
Carl B. Johnson
How practices decide, document, and defend telehealth modifier selection — plus the records-handling and vendor obligations that ride along with every virtual visit.
Carl B. Johnson