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Clinic

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Code Clinic Wl Flg Prm Care
Flg 		Definition
E8  PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY  Y  Y  A clinic that provides health services in response to a public health emergency at the national, regional, or local level. Such as, but not limited to, epidemic, pandemic or natural disasters. 
D6  TRANSPORTATION  N  N  A non-emergency medical transport service provided to patients for health service appointments and related activities at various locations, such as, but not limited to, hospitals, physician offices, diagnostic testing appointments, dialysis, etc. 
E3  HEALTH PROMOTION DISEASE PREVENTION  Y  N  A variety of health care services provided in communities to promote health, wellness, and disease prevention that may incorporate tribal values. Services may not be limited to these type of activities: group education, health screening, nutrition, healthy lifestyle and team building events, etc. 
D2  MEDICATION THERAPY MANAGEMENT  Y  Y  An organized clinic or service that provides patient assessment and intervention by a pharmacist to optimize medication or other treatment related outcomes. 
27  GENERAL PREVENTIVE  N  N  An organized clinic providing medical diagnosis and treatment in all age groups with emphasis on prevention of illness. 
D4  ANESTHESIOLOGY  Y  N  An organized clinic that provides assessment of surgical patients who require anesthesia, analgesia and/or amnesia pertinent to surgical or other procedures. 
D9  DETENTION CARE  Y  Y  An organized clinic that provides care to patients in a detention status (i.e. Jail, Detention Center or Prison). 
D1  ANTICOAGULATION THERAPY  Y  N  An organized clinic that provides cognitive, interpretive, consultative, strategic, educative and definitive services to high risk patients with circulatory compromise where optimal anticoagulation using medicinal product(s) is necessary to prevent life threatening morbidity or mortality. The pharmacist specialist provider works nearly independently with occasional oversight from a medically licensed provider. 
C7  ELDER CARE  Y  N  An organized clinic that provides comprehensive medical and psycho-social assessment services in an interdisciplinary manner to patients age 65 and older. The team consists of a physician, clinic nurse, public health nurse, medical social worker, dietician, sanitarian, community health representative, behavioral health representative, and others as requested. 
C8  HOME BASED CARE  Y  N  An organized clinic that provides coordinated care for high-risk patients, infants to elderly, in need of home-based procedures/services. The care is primarily provided in the home, although some follow up of these patients occurs in the facility. The care is coordinated with Social Services and other disciplines with supervision by a primary care provider. 
E2  INFUSION CLINIC  Y  N  An organized clinic that provides intravenous infusion of medication for patients with chronic kidney disease, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohns disease, MS, etc. 
E1  TRAUMATIC INCIDENT REDUCTION  Y  N  An organized clinic that provides specialty care for post-traumatic stress disorder to effectively reduce traumatic stress from emotionally and/or physically painful events in the past. 
D8  MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING  Y  N  An organized clinic that uses a magnetic field and pulses of radio wave energy to make pictures of organs and structures inside the body to assist in the diagnoses and/or treatment of conditions. 
D5  PHARMACY PRIMARY CARE CLINIC  Y  Y  An organized pharmacist driven clinic that provides cognitive, interpretive, strategic, educative and definitive services to patients with acute, chronic and preventive medical conditions. The pharmacist specialist provider works nearly independently with occasional minimal oversight from the medical licensed provider. 
E6  RESIDENCY CLINIC  Y  N  An organized residency program clinic for services including medical, surgical, osteopathic, dental, or podiatric. Scope of patient care activities are through an approved residency program. 
B5  NURSE CLINIC  Y  N  Aug 26, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. An organized clinic staffed by licensed nursing staff (RNs & LPNs) who provide treatment and procedures that do not require a licensed independent provider evaluation on that day. 
C6  HEALTH AIDE CLINIC  Y  Y  Aug 26, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. An organized clinic that provides care by formally trained, non-licensed health care providers, who provide medical services in rural areas under the supervision of a licensed medical practitioner (physician or mid-level provider). Patients may be seen at home or in the clinic. (ALASKA). 
C5  WOUND CARE  Y  N  Aug 26, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. An organized clinic that provides treatment of various types of wounds such as diabetic wounds, burns, minor lacerations, small surgical dehiscence, abrasions, and chronic non-healing wounds. Wounds are cleansed, debrided, dressed with appropriate healing materials, and patient instructed on care of the wound. 
D7  ONLINE SERVICES  N  N  Contact with individuals over the internet for a medically significant intervention using the Personal Health Record or Direct Messaging. 
C2  PULMONOLOGY  Y  N  Feb 18, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. A clinic classified as an internal medicine subspecialty with the focus on the diagnosis and treatment of asbestosis, asthma, bronchitis, chronic cough, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), emphysema, hemopytsis, lung cancer, sarcoidosis, solitary pulmonary nodule, obstructive sleep apnea and other sleep disorders. 
80  URGENT CARE  Y  N  Feb 18, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. A clinic or freestanding multi-specialty doctors office that provides extended hours for the care of walk-ins and non-emergency and non-life threatening care. 
79  TRIAGE  Y  N  Feb 18, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. A nurse visit only to determine priority of need and proper place of treatment. Usually, the patient is given an appointment to return at another date & time. If the patient is referred from triage to a specific clinic then the appropriate clinic code will be assigned. 
45  PHN CLINIC VISIT  Y  N  Feb 18, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. A patient encounter with the Public Health Nurse (PHN) only. 
98  DIABETES EDUCATION-GROUP  Y  N  Feb 18, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. A prescheduled organized clinic session for group diabetes education using curriculum guidelines and standard education process. 
A1  DIABETES EDUCATION-INDIVIDUAL  Y  N  Feb 18, 2005 Approved by Medical Records. A prescheduled organized clinic session for individual diabetes education using curriculum guidelines and standard education process. 
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