Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes are used by mental health providers to identify and bill for services like therapy sessions, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management. These standardized codes make it easier for providers, insurers, and patients to communicate and ensure accurate billing. Using the right CPT codes is how providers get paid for their work.
Adding CPT codes to confirm sessions
When confirming a session in our system, you’ll select a CPT code and ICD-10 diagnosis code(s). This information allows us to file the claim with insurance, bill your client, and process your payment.
You’ll choose codes from a dropdown menu, and the most common codes will appear at the top for convenience. You can also scroll through the full list.
If you don’t see a code on the list, it may not be part of our contract. Reach out to us with any questions around missing codes.
Code-specific resources
- The 10 most common CPT codes (and how to use them)
- How to use CPT code 90791
- How to use CPT code 90792
- How to use CPT code 90832
- How to use CPT code 90834
- How to use CPT code 90837
- How to use CPT code 90846
- How to use CPT code 90847
- Evaluation and Management (E/M) codes with add-ons
- Psychiatrist and nurse practitioner resource hub
- How to use CPT codes 90839 and 90840: Psychotherapy for crisis
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How to use CPT code 90785 for interactive complexity
Disclaimer
This document is intended for educational purposes only. It is designed to facilitate compliance with payer requirements and applicable law, but please note that the applicable laws and requirements vary from payer to payer and state to state. Please check with your legal counsel or state licensing board for specific requirements.