New Occupational Therapy Evaluation Coding Overview
A assessment(s) that identifies 1–3 performance deficits (i.e., relating to physical cognitive or psychosocial skills) that result in activity limitations and/or participating restrictions Moderate Complexity (97166) A assessment(s) that identifies 3–5 performance deficits (i.e., relating to physical cognitive or
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