Telephone assessment and management service, 21-30 minutes of medical discussion

Procedure Information

What is a Telephone Assessment and Management Service, 21-30 Minutes of Medical Discussion?

A Telephone Assessment and Management Service, 21-30 Minutes of Medical Discussion is a procedure where a health care provider and the patient can discuss their needs and the patient’s health status over the phone.

Why would I get a Telephone Assessment and Management Service, 21-30 Minutes of Medical Discussion?

This type of service allows a patient to be able to receive quick, needed care from their health care provider. It can be used for follow-ups after a hospital visit, management of a chronic illness, or even a prescription renewal.

What happens during a Telephone Assessment and Management Service, 21-30 Minutes of Medical Discussion?

During the call, the health care provider and patient discuss the patient’s concerns, including medical histories and medications, and collaboratively develop treatment plans and/or review previously discussed plans.

What to Expect After a Telephone Assessment and Management Service, 21-30 Minutes of Medical Discussion?

After the call, depending on the prescribed treatment plan and follow-ups, the patient may need scripts mailed or emailed, labs, or referrals to other doctors.

Conclusion

Telephone Assessment and Management Services are an efficient way for patients to get quick, needed care or to follow-up with their health care provider for chronic or acute illnesses. Patients can expect to discuss their health concerns and receive an individualized plan from the health care provider. Depending on the treatment plan, there might be further steps to take, such as prescriptions, labs, or referrals to other doctors.