Serving To Educate Primary Care Clinicians On Metabolic Issues
Home
Subscribe
Feedback
Contact Us
Evidence Based Medicine
Medical Education
Metabolic Diseases
About Us
PCMG CME
PCMG Non-CME
Resources
Needs Survey
Commentaries
News
Survey
Just a few quick questions (3!) and you'll zip to the webinar...
CGM Webinar Pre Survey
For those patients utilizing Medicare which of the following is true regarding the prescribing and acquisition of CGM following Medicare guidelines?
They must be on at least 3 shots of insulin and can obtain at pharmacy with an RX under their Part D benefit.
They must be using at least one insulin shot and can obtain with a Rx at the pharmacy using Part D benefits.
They must be using at least one insulin shot and obtain with a Rx through DME (Durable Medical Equipment) or pharmacy that processes Part B benefits.
Medicare rarely covers CGM and often only in situations using multiple daily injections and requires fingerstick records.
The time to review and document Ambulatory Glucose Profile Reports from a CGM can be billed using the CPT code 95251, but only in conjunction with an E & M visit code.
True
False
I am unsure.
How confident do you feel in your answer to the previous question?
Select...
Very confident
Confident
Somewhat confident
Not confident
Submit Survey