I do have a question. How are the rvus calculated points wise. Since we are NPs, you said the 99214 is 1.92. Since we only get reimbursed 85% does that drop the 1.92 to 1.632? I'm a new NP and I'm keeping up with my own points. We do get monthly summary reports but unless my math is wrong, my numbers are lower then what they should be.
Depends on if your contract reimburses based off collections or RVUs, the RVUs should not change, our typical reimbursement per RVU is lower than docs because of the collections difference
@@jcthenp6628 ok so if it's just based on wrvus then it should be the same without a difference meaning a 99214 would be 1.92 and nothing less, but if it's based on collection then I can be less?
@@Swamplife_TY they may not give you access to this information, most contracts do not want to give you access to collections or you would be more likely to open your own clinic
So what average pay be if you get paid wrvu x a percentage (say 40%) of CMS conversion factor, for example if I saw 10 patients in 1 day? Help me with that math, I’m confused by the percentage
@@jcthenp6628 Okay so say for a 99213? which is 1.30…Is the current conversion factor $33.88? Seems like a low amount of money to be paid at a percentage of the conversion factor
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Sorry, I’ve been a little buried under, I’ve got some ideas but if you have any thoughts or something specific let me know!!
Thank you JC!
Anytime, just hope it’s helpful!
Hi, which one is more RvU to me stand alone or incidence two billing?
Is it better to have low base salary and get RvU bonus or ask to increase my base?
@@jackiedimalanta5669 incident to is not RVU as they will be assigned to whoever it is incident to.
@@jackiedimalanta5669 depends on your individual situation
Thank you JC! What do you find is typical RVU per hour or ??? for NPs in primary care (adult medicine/internal medicine?
Depends on your personal productivity, generally can generate 14-18/day
I do have a question. How are the rvus calculated points wise. Since we are NPs, you said the 99214 is 1.92. Since we only get reimbursed 85% does that drop the 1.92 to 1.632? I'm a new NP and I'm keeping up with my own points. We do get monthly summary reports but unless my math is wrong, my numbers are lower then what they should be.
Depends on if your contract reimburses based off collections or RVUs, the RVUs should not change, our typical reimbursement per RVU is lower than docs because of the collections difference
@@jcthenp6628 ok so if it's just based on wrvus then it should be the same without a difference meaning a 99214 would be 1.92 and nothing less, but if it's based on collection then I can be less?
@@Swamplife_TY the RVU is the RVU, collections may be different
@@jcthenp6628 I don't see in my contract where it mentions collections. How do I optain that info.?
@@Swamplife_TY they may not give you access to this information, most contracts do not want to give you access to collections or you would be more likely to open your own clinic
So what average pay be if you get paid wrvu x a percentage (say 40%) of CMS conversion factor, for example if I saw 10 patients in 1 day? Help me with that math, I’m confused by the percentage
Would depend on the RVUs per as each is different per CPT code
@@jcthenp6628 Okay so say for a 99213? which is 1.30…Is the current conversion factor $33.88? Seems like a low amount of money to be paid at a percentage of the conversion factor
@@scmceach average reimbursement for you or to the practice?
@@jcthenp6628 for the provider individually
@@scmceach then it depends on your individual contract, average reimbursement per RVU for NPs is 27-35