Providers may administer IV medications as: IV Push IV Infusion Common administration codes include: CPT 96374 Initial IV push CPT 96375 Additional sequential IV push CPT 96365 Initial IV infusion up to 1 hour CPT 96366 Each additional hour Because infusion coding follows administration hierarchies, coders should carefully review CPT guidelines before assigning codes
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These may include non-GLP-1 weight-management medications (such as phentermine-topiramate or bupropion-naltrexone), referral to bariatric surgery evaluation, or structured lifestyle programs without medication
"It can affect whether they seek care, whether they talk openly with providers and how they manage their health overall." Though GLP-1s have often been described as a boon to managing obesity rate in the U.S., the idea that they are an "easy way out" persists, said Standen and fellow study authors Sean Phelan, professor of health services research at the Mayo Clinic, and Janet Tomiyama, professor of psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles