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CPT 99366: Interdisciplinary Team Conference with Patient Present
CPT code 99366 denotes a multidisciplinary medical team conference conducted with the patient present to discuss diagnosis, prognosis, and coordinated treatment planning when more than one medical specialty is involved. This service supports complex care coordination for patients with multisystem conditions or those requiring input from multiple specialists, and it captures clinician time spent on face-to-face team decision-making.
Key payers relevant to national analyses include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, UnitedHealthcare, and Medicare. Readers of this publication will find an overview of the clinical context for using CPT code 99366, typical sites of service where the code applies, and the types of encounters it represents. The report also covers common billing considerations and benchmarking information where available, along with policy updates that affect documentation expectations and payer coverage nationally.
The content is intended to clarify when CPT code 99366 is appropriate to report, how it fits into interdisciplinary care models, and what operational areas—such as scheduling multidisciplinary meetings and capturing clinician participation—are relevant for billing and compliance. Data not available in the input are noted and omitted from discussion.
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Billing Code Overview
CPT code 99366 describes a medical team conference with the patient present when the patient requires evaluation or management by more than one medical specialty or discipline. The service involves a coordinated discussion among multiple clinicians to develop or revise a comprehensive treatment plan while the patient is in attendance.
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Service type: Interdisciplinary team conference for treatment planning
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Typical site of service: Hospital, inpatient unit, outpatient clinic, or other settings where multidisciplinary teams meet with the patient present
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