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PIP Reimbursement for Functional Movement Screening (FMS) - CPT S9090
PIP Coverage for CPT S9090 – Functional Movement Screen (FMS)
Yes. Personal Injury Protection (PIP) in no‑fault auto insurance states typically reimburses CPT code S9090 for Functional Movement Screening when:
- Performed by a licensed provider (PT, DC, MD, DO) within scope.
- Medically necessary to assess movement deficits related to the motor‑vehicle accident.
- Documented with objective findings, treatment plan, and progress notes.
What FMS Entails
Seven fundamental movement patterns scored 0–3:
- Deep squat
- Hurdle step
- In‑line lunge
- Shoulder mobility
- Active straight‑leg raise
- Trunk stability push‑up
- Rotary stability
Composite score ≤14 suggests elevated injury risk; asymmetries guide targeted intervention.
Billing Tips
- Use S9090 (or 97110/97112/97116 if FMS bundled into therapeutic exercise/neuromuscular re‑ed).
- Include ICD‑10 codes linking to accident‑related diagnoses (e.g., S39.012, S13.4).
- Attach FMS score sheet and clinical rationale to claim.
- Verify state‑specific PIP fee schedules and pre‑authorization requirements.
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