Medicare E & M Service Coding and Audit Worksheet



The FREE Medicare Evaluation and Management (E&M) Coding and/or Audit Worksheet can help determine the appropriate level of service for medical care provided, helping acheive maximal reimbursement from third party payors such as Medicare for the work actually done.  

This worksheet was developed using the methods of Medicare carriers in most states, and is a fillable PDF form.  This allows your work to be saved for future reference in an electronic format.


Worksheet Color Theme Options

Aqua
Earth Tones

TrailBlazer Version
(for DE, MD, TX, VA, or the DC)

Please also check out Code Check for your iPhone


  
Check out our FREE Medicare DRG modifier worksheet.

The FREE Medicare Evaluation and Management (E&M) Coding and/or Audit Worksheet has scoring tools for the history, exam, and medical decsion making elements that are required for all E&M encounters.  This worksheet includes scoring tools for the 1995 and 1997 Documentation Guidelines for Evaluation and Management Services published by Medicare.

The E&M Coding/Audit Worksheet uses the method outlined in "Thinking on Paper: Guidelines for Documenting Medical Decision Making" by Robert L. Edsall and Kent J. Moore  and the HGSA documentation worksheet.  This method is used by most Medicare carriers.  

References for the E&M Coding/Audit Worksheet

Important Note

Health care providers in Delaware, Maryland, Texas, Virginia, or the District of Columbia must used the method developed by Trailblazer Health, the local Medicare Carrier,  to determine the complexity of Medical Decsion Making.  

MedicalTemplates are in the Adobe PDF format, which requires the free Adobe Reader.  With Adobe Reader, these templates can be printed as many times as needed on paper meeting your specifications or the specifications of any clinic, hospital, or other health care facility.

Get Adobe Reader



Free Medicare Audit Worksheet PDF The FREE Medicare Evaluation and Management (E&M) Coding and/or Audit Worksheet can help determine the appropriate level of service for medical care provided, helping acheive maximal reimbursement from third party payors such as Medicare for the work actually done.