For Psychiatry physicians

Win your psychiatry P2P calls

Psychiatrists battle denials at every level of care, from inpatient admission to outpatient treatments like TMS and esketamine. Level of care disputes are the most common psychiatric P2P calls.

Most common Psychiatry denials

Denials you probably recognize

Inpatient psychiatric admission denied -- outpatient level preferred

Residential treatment denied -- IOP/PHP not attempted

TMS therapy denied -- medication trials insufficient

Esketamine denied -- step therapy requirements

Neuropsychological testing denied

Sound familiar? WinTheP2P generates a structured response script for each of these scenarios in 60 seconds.

Psychiatry-specific P2P strategy

What wins psychiatry P2P calls

01

Reference APA practice guidelines and treatment algorithms

02

Document suicide risk assessment with specific risk factors and protective factors

03

For TMS/esketamine, list every medication trialed with doses, durations, and reasons for failure or intolerance

04

Cite functional impairment: GAF scores, PHQ-9/GAD-7 trends, work/social impact

05

Emphasize safety concerns that necessitate higher level of care

Key criteria sources

Guidelines that matter for Psychiatry

When speaking with a medical director during a P2P call, referencing the correct clinical criteria is what separates a successful appeal from a denied one. For psychiatry, the key sources are:

APA Practice Guidelines, ASAM Criteria (for SUD)

WinTheP2P automatically references these criteria when generating your psychiatry P2P prep scripts.

Commonly authorized procedures

Inpatient admissionResidential treatmentTMS therapyEsketamine (Spravato)Neuropsych testingPartial hospitalizationECT

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