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In NextGen® Enterprise PM, the Units and Price for each behavioral health charge is calculated during charge posting. For more information, see Calculating Charge Units and Price during Charge Posting.
When multiple behavioral health charges on a single encounter have the same CPT4 code, the same modifiers, the same base minutes and the same unit price, those charges roll-up, or bundle, into a single line item on the claim.
The Units and Price for a roll-up charge on claims is calculated during the billing process as follows:
Charge 1 Time + Charge 2 Time = Total Time
Units X Price = Extended Price
The example below illustrates a difference, or variance, between the units and price calculated for each charge during charge posting, and the units and price calculated during billing for the roll-up charge on the claim. For more information on variances, see Behavioral Health Billing Library.
Per the payer rounding method, the 14 additional minutes round down to 0 units.
Per the payer rounding method, the 4 additional minutes round down to 0 units.
108 minutes / 30 base minutes = 3 units and 18 additional minutes
Per the payer rounding method, the additional 18 minutes round up to 1 unit.
3 units + 1 unit = 4 claim units