TELEPSYCHIATRY IN OREGON

At Genoa Telepsychiatry, we increase access to behavioral healthcare across the U.S. by building telepsychiatry programs that connect patients with psychiatrists & APRNs remotely. As the largest outpatient telepsychiatry community, we hire, onboard, and integrate psychiatrists and APRNs into Community Mental Health Centers, Federally Qualified Health Centers, primary care groups, substance use treatment facilities, and other organizations that treat underserved communities.

Genoa Healthcare in Oregon

GETTING STARTED

Psychiatrists & APRNs: Any psychiatrist (MD/DO) or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) with a state license in Oregon can provide care via telepsychiatry.

How does reimbursement work for telepsychiatry in Oregon?

Each telepsychiatry session generates two billable codes:

• The standard CPT codes for outpatient, psychiatric services.
• An originating site facility fee (Q3014) of $25.76 that allows clinics to receive reimbursement for the use of the facility where telehealth services are rendered.

Medicaid

During the COVID public emergency, there is no restriction on the location of the client receiving service whether in the clinic, at their residence, or out in the community.

Medicare

During the COVID public emergency, clinics billing for telehealth no longer need to be in a HPSA (Health Provider Shortage Area).

FQHCs

There are two billing options for FQHC's considering telepsychiatry:

1. FQHC's can bill $92 per session as an encounter fee when the client is remote.
2. FQHC's can bill $65 per session as a facility fee (4012) to cover onsite administrative costs when the client is on site.

What tech does my clinic need?

Setting up telepsychiatry at your clinic is simple. The set up will require:

• A two-way video telecommunication system that allows for real-time communication between the provider and patient
• HIPAA-compliant video conferencing technology