Interplan Health Group

Compensation Rates for Acu-Care Contract with Interplan Health Group
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Interplan Health Group
coverage: Group Health and Workers' Compensation and Other Payment Programs

                  (excluding personal injury and auto liability)

effective date: October 6, 2006
reimbursement rates:

Group Health
The rates below will be applicable for Group Health, Worker's Compensation, and other Payment Programs (excluding personal injury and auto liability).

Services shall be reimbursed at a rate of the lesser of 10% off billed charges or the rates as stated below.

a. Reimbursement Amounts are established by IHG and accepted by the IHG Payors. The IHG Reimbursement Amounts are based on Resource Based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS)*, locality 99. Reimbursement shall be 130% of the RBRVS allowable. For all unlisted procedures, Reimbursement shall be 80% of Provider's usual and customary billed charges. The CMS Ground Rules shall apply.
*RBRVS may be updated annually.

SERVICE  PROCEDURE CODE  AMOUNT
Acupuncture, First 15 min. without electric  97810  $49.01
Acupuncture, Reinsertion, Additional 15 min. without electric  97811  37.81
Acupuncture Electro Stim, First 15 min  97813  52.52
Acupuncture Electro Stim, Reinsertion, Additional 15 min.  97814  42.37
Office Visit Evaluation  99201  47.40
Office Visit Focused Expand  99202  82.51
Office Visit Detailed Expand  99203  121.90
Office Visit Complex Expand  99204  184.85
Office Visit or Other Outpatient Visit  99211  27.01
Office Visit Established Patient  99212  48.95
Office Visit Established Expand  99213  79.12
Office Visit Established Complex  99214  119.81
Hot and Cold Treat (one area) 97010  6.45
Neuromuscular Re-education  97112  36.82
Unlisted Therapeutic Procedure  97139  21.06

Applicable for Workers' Compensation Cases
For States with a fee schedule established by a state or governmental entity, 15% discount off of the rate or fee established, or the negotiated rates whichever is less.

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