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Welcome!  MPS is a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association and works to improve mental health care through education, advocacy and sound psychiatric practice.

Our mission is to promote quality care, advance the profession of psychiatry and to serve the needs of our members. 

 

 MPS Spring Scientific Program

Learn from the Experts-Join us on June 8, 2013!

DSM-5 and Bipolar Symposia

Patient, Family, Adocacy and Media Perspectives Panel

                   Recognition Dinner

                    2013 Awards

                          Ken Barlow-Stories Matter

                      Click here to register

 Latest News

STOP CPT CODING ABUSES-ACHIEVE MENTAL HEALTH PARITY NOW

APA IS WORKING FOR YOU

CPT code changes were intended to more accurately reflect the work psychiatrists do and improve patient access to care, but instead have been used as an excuse by some payors to discriminate against psychiatric patients and their psychiatrists in violation of the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (2008). The issues differ from state to state and from carrier to carrier. The APA Board of Trustees has committed significant APA resources, both financial and staff, to understand the situation and use all reasonable means, including litigation, to correct the abuses taking place.

GET PAID, ACHIEVE MENTAL HEALTH PARITY

APA staff and attorneys have already begun implementation of a solid plan of action to combat this abuse. However, you, the psychiatrists who contract with the payors, have the specific information we need to cause a change. The situation cannot be improved unless every one of you helps.

Click here and help us help you and your patients.

 

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 As of January 1, there are new CPT codes in place.

MPS members are invited to contact the office for complimentary materials and templates. Additional tools and resources are in development. Please contact the office for more information. (Email – or phone 651-407-1873)

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