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Fees for Psychiatrists?
I saw the results of your Physician Fee Schedule Survey at www.physicianspractice.com. I didn’t see any reimbursement data for psychiatrists or psychiatry codes. Did I just miss it?
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Question: I saw the results of your Physician Fee Schedule Survey at
Answer: These codes appear in the section on non-E/M codes. Here is what I see that might be relevant:
- 90801: $182.86
- 90804: $40
- 90805: $109.75
- 90806: $57
- 90807: $175
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