Author: ICS Staff

What Happens Following an In-Office COVID-19 Exposure?

The Illinois Chiropractic Society takes several calls a day from doctors about COVID-19 exposures in their office. The typical situation is that a patient comes in, is screened (negative) and is asymptomatic, then later tests positive. In order to give timely information to doctors who may have questions about these situations, we have outlined the current CDC guidelines for when patients inform a doctor that they (the patients) have tested positive after being in the office.

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CPT CODE 99072 ADDED FOR EXPENDITURES DUE TO PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY

The pandemic has required healthcare offices to expend additional resources, including supplies and clinical staff time, to maximize the safety of office visits. On September 8, 2020, the American Medical Association (AMA) published an update to the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) code set that includes a new code 99702 to report some of these costs.

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PAID SICK LEAVE AND TAX CREDITS FOR CORONAVIRUS-RELATED EMPLOYEE LEAVE — DOL EXPANDS ELIGIBILITY OF PHYSICIAN OFFICE EMPLOYEES

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) requires many employers to pay employees for sick leave related to COVID-19 in specific situations. Although there are exemptions for healthcare, the Department of Labor (DOL)has recently changed its rules to make the definitions less broad.

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