ABA Maximum Allowed Rates Effective May 1, 2024

ABA Maximum Allowed Rates Effective May 1, 2023

Topics covered in Set 2 include: - Behavior Technician Certification - Provider Certification Requirements - Participation Agreements - Restraints - Exclusions

ABA Maximum Allowed Rates Effective May 1, 2022

Topics covered in Set 5 include: - CPT Codes - General - Concurrent Billing - CPT Code T1023 - Medical Team Conference (MTC) - CPT Code 97151 - CPT Code 97155 - CPT Code 97156 - CPT Code 97157/97158 - Clinical Necessity Reviews - ABA Discharge Summary

Topics covered in Set 4 include: - Provider Education - Audits - Autism Services Navigator (ASN) - Comprehensive Care Plan (CCP) - Reimbursements - Outcome Measures – General Questions - Documentation - Place of Service (PoS)

Topics covered in Set 3 include: - Referrals and Authorizations - Parent Stress Measures - Sharing of Outcome Measures Reports - Access to Care - Outcome Measures – Referrals and Authorizations

Topics covered in Set 1 include: - Diagnostic requirements - Behavior Technicians in the School Change - Certain Community Settings

ABA Maximum Allowed Rates Effective August 1, 2021

ABA Maximum Allowed Rates Effective May 1 2021

TRICARE is announcing the continuation of the temporary exception to policy regarding the use of synchronous telehealth (TH) capabilities (both audio and video) for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Family Adaptive Behavior Treatment Guidance services specifically during this COVID-19 pandemic.

This memorandum provides guidance on how each Military Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) and Dental Treatment Facility (DTF) may resume elective medical and dental procedures.

A chart outlining the various Benefits Eligibility for 32 USC 502(f) Missions

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act, Public Law 116-127, Division F, Section 6006(a), limits TRICARE authority to impose copayment or other cost-sharing for novel coronavirus (COVID-19) testing and related provider visits that result in orders for or administration of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved, cleared, or authorized ...

Effective immediately, to the extent practical, all individuals on DoD property, installations, and facilities will wear cloth face coverings when they cannot maintain six feet of social distance in public areas or work centers (this does not include in a Service member's or Service family member's personal residence on a military installation).