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This handy resource is filled with expert guidance to help prepare for the changes coming to telehealth coding under Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) in 2025.  Contents include:Relevant chapters of Coding for Pediatrics 2025 An appendix composed of articles from the AAP Pediatric Coding NewsletterAdditional content from the AAP coding team A quiz for CEUs

Updated for 2026, this quick reference card includes codes specific to children's mental health, environment, and family history. It is a valuable resource for any practice and serves as a complement to Promoting Mental Health in Children and Adolescents: Primary Care Practice and Advocacy. This card is completely updated for 2026. This card is 11" x 17" and is laminated for extra durability. Topics include Initial psychosocial assessments Brief primary care interventions Full diagnostic assessments Monitoring for symptoms and functioning

This laminated card is completely updated to include all changes in evaluation and management (E/M) codes for 2026. This year's edition includes all the pediatric inpatient evaluation and management codes on one side and office and other outpatient evaluation and management codes on side 2. This convenient card lets you quickly find the right pediatric E/M code for any given level or situation. For established and new patients, documentation guidelines are provided by way of typical times, medical decision-making, history, and examination. This card is 11" x 17" and is laminated for extra durability.

Completely updated for 2026, this comprehensive chart provides clear, easy-to-follow guidelines on how to code for initial and subsequent services when a newborn's situation changes.Features include Guidance for selecting the correct initial or subsequent care codes for services to newborns Identification of combined and separately reported services provided in conjunction with neonatal intensive and critical care services Differentiating hospital care of an ill newborn from intensive and critical care services Choosing hourly versus daily critical care codes This card is 11" x 17" and is laminated for extra durability.

This convenient card is updated for 2026 and includes the most reported pediatric Current Procedural Terminology® (CPT) and ICD-10-CM codes. It can be used as a template to design an office superbill or as is. It is laminated for extra durability. This card is 8.5" x 15" and is laminated for extra durability.

This convenient card features all evaluation and management service codes, as well as other recommended service codes, for well-child visits from birth to 21 years of age. This card is fully updated for 2026. This card is 17" x 11" (a vertical card that is foldable) and is laminated for extra durability.