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G2211 Simplify Visit Complexity: Documentation, Audit Defense & Reimbursement

Published February 7, 2024

In briefG2211 Simplify Visit Complexity Event Join us for the opportunity to delve into the coding and billing requirements for appropriate reporting and an in-depth examination of the necessary…

G2211 Simplify Visit Complexity

G2211 Simplify Visit Complexity Event

Join us for the opportunity to delve into the coding and billing requirements for appropriate reporting and an in-depth examination of the necessary documentation to stand up against auditor scrutiny. Physicians across all practice areas, not just primary care, can now receive additional reimbursement for complex E/M services payable under the G2211 add-on code. This webinar will remove the complexity of the code and provide a simplified, easy-to-understand format of the rules issued by Medicare. Know the technicalities of the code to stand against an audit and protect your practice’s revenue.

This webinar will cover:

  • The purpose behind G2211
  • The G2211 documentation requirements
  • What specialties can bill the G2211 complexity code
  • When you can bill G2211
  • The modifier restrictions when reporting G2211
  • What codes can be billed with G2211
  • The reimbursement of G2211
  • How often G2211 can be reported for each patient by a provider
  • When G2211 should not be reported
  • Commercial payors and reimbursement of G2211 – who is or isn’t

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