How documentation time is captured within CPT codes 

Documentation is integral to patient care and is a required part of any treatment session based on third-party payer rules, many state practice acts, and the Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics. With increasingly rigorous documentation requirements and reimbursement criteria from payers, creating a complete, correct, and compliant medical record is more important than ever to support quality care, demonstrate medical necessity, and ensure appropriate payment.

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