90792 reimburses at a higher rate than 90791 for a reason: it includes a medical-services component, and your documentation needs to clearly show that those services occurred.

In this practical, 60-minute webinar, we’ll break down what separates 90792 from 90791, what payers expect to see in the medical portion of the evaluation, and how to build a psychiatric diagnostic evaluation that supports the code from the start. Rather than simply reviewing CPT definitions, we’ll walk through the documentation from intake through medical decision-making so you can see what a defensible 90792 note looks like in practice.

During this session, we’ll cover:

➡️ Where 90791 ends and 90792 begins
➡️ During this session, we’ll cover:
➡️ Where 90791 ends and 90792 begins
➡️ What “medical services” should look like in the note
➡️ How to document the evaluation from intake through medical decision-making
➡️ Common 90792 denial and audit triggers
➡️ How to document it correctly the first time

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is designed for professionals who perform, review, document, or submit psychiatric diagnostic evaluations, including:
➡️ Psychiatrists (MD/DO) in private practice, group practice, or hospital-affiliated settings
➡️ Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners and PMHNPs managing psychiatric evaluations and medication treatment
➡️ Psychiatric Physician Assistants with prescriptive authority who perform diagnostic evaluations
➡️ Practice Administrators and Billing Professionals who review or submit 90792 claims on behalf of psychiatric prescribers

One hour. One psychiatric evaluation walked from beginning to end. And practical documentation strategies you can bring back to your practice immediately.

Join us to learn how to distinguish 90792 from 90791, strengthen the medical-services portion of your documentation, and create notes that are better prepared for payer review.