PROVIDER- PERFORMED MICROSCOPY PROCEDURES
microscopy tests commonly performed by health care providers during patient office visits. Tests included in PPM procedures do not meet the criteria for waiver because they are not simple procedures; they require training and specific skills for test performance.
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