CPT® Code 0130T

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Validated, statistically reliable, randomized, controlled, single-patient clinical investigation of FDA approved chronic care drugs, provided by a pharmacist, interpretation and report to the prescribing health care professional

The CPT® Code 0130T refers to a specific type of clinical investigation that is conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of FDA-approved chronic care drugs. This procedure involves a validated and statistically reliable approach, ensuring that the findings are scientifically sound. The investigation is randomized and controlled, meaning that it includes a systematic method of assigning patients to different treatment groups to compare outcomes effectively. A key aspect of this procedure is that it is performed on a single patient, allowing for a focused assessment of the individual's response to the pharmaceutical treatment. The pharmacist plays a crucial role in this process by conducting the investigation and subsequently interpreting the results. The findings are then reported to the prescribing healthcare professional, providing them with valuable insights into the patient's reaction to the medication. This information is essential for managing chronic health conditions, as it helps healthcare providers make informed decisions regarding ongoing treatment plans and adjustments based on the patient's specific needs and responses.