: Complex control systems for wheelchairs, custom seating, and adaptive switches.

: It is typically billed by occupational therapists (OTs) or physical therapists (PTs) with specialized expertise in assistive technology.

In medical and administrative contexts, refers to a specific CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) code used by healthcare providers for Assistive Technology Assessment . This code is essential for evaluating patients who require advanced mobility or control devices due to complex medical conditions. Understanding CPT Code 97755

: The code covers the assessment itself, but time spent writing the final report is generally included in the service value and not billed separately. Key Clinical and Administrative Rules

: In some states, such as Colorado, Medicaid requires a physician's prescription and may only allow one active authorization for this code per member at a time. Common Distinctions

The American Medical Association (AMA) maintains code 97755 under the "Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Tests and Measurements" section. It is used to report a direct, one-on-one assessment of a patient's functional capacity and their ability to use specific assistive technologies.

: Payers like Medicare require documentation showing the patient has lost significant limb function and would benefit from these technological advancements.

: Code 97755 is billed in 15-minute increments based on face-to-face time with the patient.