Documentation and Coding Handbook: Palliative Care
Physician Services in Palliative Care . For the most part, and definitely in a fee-for-service environment, the services that palliative care clinicians can bill and be paid for are those professional services that fall in two main categories: 1. Physician Services: These include the “visits” or Evaluation & Management Services
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