Question 1

which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the lead therapist

Accepted Answer

particpates in hiring/firing staff

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ensures therapy staff completes documenttion

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helps set the tone and culture of the rehab department

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develops programming

Question 2

Which of the following is a key principle of the NBCOT code of conduct?

Accepted Answer

Integrity

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Cost-effectiveness

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Profit maximization

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Exclusivity

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a core value outlined in the NBCOT code of conduct?

Accepted Answer

Profitability

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Professionalism

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Accountability

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Client-centeredness

Question 4

What is the purpose of the NBCOT code of conduct?

Accepted Answer

To ensure ethical behavior and professional standards among occupational therapy practitioners.

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To limit the scope of practice for occupational therapy services.

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To increase competition among occupational therapy practitioners.

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To dictate the employment terms of occupational therapy practitioners.

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of occupational therapy practitioners according to the NBCOT code of conduct?

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Prescribing medication

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Continuing professional development

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Maintaining confidentiality

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Providing culturally competent care

Question 6

What is the role of the NBCOT code of conduct in disciplinary actions?

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It serves as a basis for determining violations and appropriate sanctions.

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It is overridden by other governing bodies in disciplinary matters.

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It prevents any disciplinary actions from being taken.

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It has no role in disciplinary actions.

Question 7

What is the purpose of conducting a risk assessment in healthcare?

Accepted Answer

To identify potential hazards and implement measures to mitigate risks.

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To increase patient wait times in hospitals.

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To maximize profits for healthcare organizations.

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To prioritize treatment based on patient demographics.

Question 8

What is the main goal of risk management in healthcare?

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To minimize potential harm to patients, staff, and the organization.

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To increase the cost of healthcare services.

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To prioritize profits over patient safety.

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To provide faster treatment regardless of risks.

Question 9

which of the following would you NOT do with a patient in early mobilization in the ICU

Accepted Answer

standing at the sink to brush teeth

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ROM

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combing hair EOB

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cognitive intervention while client is seated in bed

Question 10

what is a code yellow

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external triage (hurricane, mass shooting)

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respitatroy emegrncy

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internal triage (plumbing)

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child abduction

Question 11

what is a code orange

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hazardous spill

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child abduction

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DNR

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cardiac emergency

Question 12

What happens if a certified occupational therapy practitioner receives a disciplinary action from NBCOT?

Accepted Answer

Their certification may be suspended, revoked, or restricted.

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They receive a warning letter from NBCOT.

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They receive a monetary fine from NBCOT.

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They are required to attend additional training.

Question 13

What is the purpose of the NBCOT disciplinary process?

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To ensure the safety and welfare of the public receiving occupational therapy services.

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To promote the reputation of NBCOT as a certification board.

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To increase the number of occupational therapy practitioners in the workforce.

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To protect the rights of certified occupational therapy practitioners.

Question 14

How can certified occupational therapy practitioners respond to a disciplinary action by NBCOT?

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They can request a hearing to present their case and evidence.

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They can request an informal meeting with NBCOT representatives.

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They can appeal the decision to a higher court.

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They can submit a written apology to NBCOT.

Question 15

What types of violations can result in disciplinary action by NBCOT?

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Unprofessional conduct, fraud, or criminal convictions.

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Membership in a non-affiliated professional organization.

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Job dissatisfaction or workplace conflicts.

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Lack of continuing education credits.

Question 16

Which of the following is an example of a standard precaution for infection control?

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Wearing gloves during patient care

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Skipping hand hygiene

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Ignoring respiratory hygiene

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Not using disinfectants

Question 17

Which of the following is a recommended practice for infection control in healthcare settings?

Accepted Answer

Proper disposal of used needles and sharps

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Reusing disposable gloves

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Not wearing personal protective equipment

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Sharing medical equipment

Question 18

Which of the following is an example of a contact precaution in infection control?

Accepted Answer

Wearing gowns and gloves

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Not washing hands

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Sharing utensils

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Not wearing a mask

Question 19

What is the recommended duration for handwashing according to universal precautions?

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At least 20 seconds

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10 seconds

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5 seconds

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30 seconds

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a component of universal precautions?

Accepted Answer

Using antibiotics as a preventive measure

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Adhering to proper hand hygiene

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Proper disposal of sharps

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Wearing gloves

Question 21

What is the purpose of universal precautions?

Accepted Answer

To prevent the transmission of bloodborne pathogens

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To ensure workplace safety

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To promote personal hygiene

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To reduce environmental pollution

Question 22

Which of the following is true about Medicare coverage for occupational therapy services?

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Medicare covers occupational therapy services if they are necessary to improve a person's ability to function independently.

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Medicare covers only the cost of initial evaluation for occupational therapy.

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Medicare covers occupational therapy services only for children.

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Medicare does not cover occupational therapy services at all.

Question 23

Which of the following is a requirement for Medicare coverage of occupational therapy services?

Accepted Answer

The services must be provided by a qualified occupational therapist.

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The services must be provided by a speech therapist.

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The services must be provided by a social worker.

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The services must be provided by a physical therapist.

Question 24

what is the leading cause of death in the US

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heart disease

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cancer

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mass shootings

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car accidents

Question 25

Which of the following is a common sternal precaution?

Accepted Answer

Avoiding pushing or pulling heavy objects

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Bending and reaching overhead

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Sleeping on your side

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Coughing forcefully

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Engaging in vigorous exercise

Question 26

Which of the following activities is typically restricted as a sternal precaution?

Accepted Answer

Lifting heavy objects

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Engaging in light household chores

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Doing gentle stretching exercises

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Walking for short distances

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Sleeping on your back

Question 27

What is the purpose of sternal precautions?

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To protect the sternum and promote healing after surgery

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To encourage bending and lifting activities

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To improve lung function

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To prevent infections in the chest

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To speed up the recovery process

Question 28

What is a sentinel event?

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A serious event that results in severe patient harm or death.

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A minor event that results in moderate patient harm.

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An event that causes temporary patient discomfort.

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An event that results in no harm to the patient.

Question 29

In healthcare, what is the purpose of a sentinel event policy?

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To establish guidelines for reporting, investigating, and responding to sentinel events.

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To assign blame and punishments for healthcare workers involved in sentinel events.

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To ensure that no sentinel events ever occur in healthcare organizations.

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To enforce new regulations for healthcare organizations.

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To provide financial compensation to patients affected by sentinel events.

Question 30

What is an important precaution to take after spinal surgery?

Accepted Answer

Avoid heavy lifting.

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Jump around vigorously.

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Ignore any pain or discomfort.

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Take up weight lifting immediately.

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Lie down for long periods of time.

Question 31

What is a common precaution to take before spinal surgery?

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Stopping certain medications like blood thinners

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Increasing the dosage of blood thinners

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Eating a heavy meal

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Skipping pre-operative tests

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Taking regular painkillers

Question 32

How long should you avoid driving after spinal surgery?

Accepted Answer

4-6 weeks

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1-2 days

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No restrictions

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2-4 weeks

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6-8 months

Question 33

What does CARF stand for?

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Commission on Accrediation of Rehab Facilities

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Council for Accreditation of Rehab Facilities

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Certification and Accreditation of Rebate Facilities

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Commission on Accreditation for Rehab Facilities

Question 34

What are the core areas evaluated during a CARF accreditation?

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Administration, programs and services, and facilities

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Public relations, technology, and training

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Marketing and advertising, human resources, and finances

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Staff qualifications, research and development, and client satisfaction

Question 35

What is the purpose of a National Provider Identifier (NPI)?

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To uniquely identify healthcare providers

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To track patient records

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To determine medical diagnoses

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To process insurance claims

Question 36

Which of the following is a common type of spinal surgery?

Accepted Answer

Discectomy

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Tonsillectomy

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Hysterectomy

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Appendectomy

Question 37

Which of the following is a minimally invasive spinal surgery technique?

Accepted Answer

Microdiscectomy

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Gastric bypass surgery

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Open heart surgery

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Hip replacement surgery

Question 38

What is kyphoplasty?

Accepted Answer

A procedure to treat compression fractures in the spine

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A surgical procedure to remove spinal tumors

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A technique to treat dental problems

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A cosmetic surgery to enhance spinal appearance

Question 39

What is a spinal laminectomy?

Accepted Answer

A surgical procedure to remove part or all of the lamina of a vertebra

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A procedure to treat a corneal transplant

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A procedure to remove a gallbladder

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A procedure to repair a torn meniscus

Question 40

What is the purpose of a spinal fusion?

Accepted Answer

To join two or more vertebrae together

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To replace a disc in the spine

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To remove a tumor from the spine

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To repair a hernia

Question 41

What is the purpose of a laminectomy?

Accepted Answer

To relieve pressure on the spinal cord and nerves

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To repair a broken bone

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To treat a heart condition

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To remove the tonsils

Question 42

What is the purpose of the Two Midnight Rule?

Accepted Answer

To determine whether an inpatient admission is appropriate

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To regulate outpatient procedures

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To determine Medicare reimbursement rates

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To track the length of hospital stays

Question 43

What is the billing implication of the Two Midnight Rule?

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Determines whether Medicare considers a stay as inpatient or outpatient

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Determines the cost of hospital services

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Determines the need for surgical procedures

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Determines the length of stay for a patient

Question 44

What is a therapy payment denier?

Accepted Answer

An individual or organization that refuses to reimburse or cover the costs of therapy.

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A therapist who denies providing treatment to a patient.

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A type of therapy that denies payments from clients.

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A term used to describe therapists who reject new payment methods.

Question 45

What are the potential consequences of therapy payment denials?

Accepted Answer

Financial strain and limited access to necessary treatment.

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Enhanced therapist-patient communication.

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Increased availability of alternative payment options.

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Improved transparency in therapy billing.

Question 46

Why do therapy payment deniers sometimes deny coverage for therapy?

Accepted Answer

To control healthcare spending and reduce costs.

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To advocate for more affordable therapy options.

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To ensure fair reimbursement for therapists.

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To support patients in finding alternative payment methods.

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