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Beyond documentation, SessionGlance can help organize the distinct psychological evaluation work that may support CPT 96130 when the service is medically necessary, clinically appropriate, sufficiently documented, and allowed by the payer.

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How SessionGlance can support 96130

96130 is evaluation work—not a relabeled therapy session.

CPT 96130 is a time-based psychological testing evaluation code. The attached billing guide emphasizes that the first-hour service begins when at least 31 minutes of qualifying professional evaluation work are completed. SessionGlance helps clinicians organize that work into a clearer, reviewable assessment workflow.

0–30 Below threshold

Do not treat this amount of professional evaluation time as sufficient for the first hour of a per-hour psychological testing evaluation code.

31–60 First hour: 96130

Qualifying professional evaluation work may include integration, interpretation, clinical decision-making, treatment planning, report writing, and feedback.

61+ Additional evaluation time

Additional coding may apply when evaluation work extends beyond the first hour and payer rules, documentation, and total time support it.

Important: SessionGlance does not determine whether CPT 96130 should be billed. The clinician remains responsible for establishing medical necessity, documenting qualifying evaluation work and time, reviewing/editing the output, and confirming payer-specific requirements.
From session to assessment workflow

SessionGlance helps make the evaluation process visible.

The platform converts session material into four connected, clinician-editable outputs. Together, they can help organize clinical thinking, client feedback, and assessment documentation.

After Visit Summary

Client-facing feedback designed to strengthen reflection, continuity, and engagement between sessions.

Assessment Report

Structured draft documentation that organizes interpretation, functional impact, medical necessity, and recommendations for clinician review.

Progress Note

Session-level documentation support for interventions, response, progress, and plan.

Assessment Note

Assessment-oriented documentation for clinical data, interpretation, decision-making, treatment planning, and professional evaluation time.

01

Data review

Review symptoms, functioning, history, progress, risk, strengths, client report, and treatment response.

02

Integration

Connect multiple clinical data points into a coherent assessment picture.

03

Interpretation

Describe what the data mean for diagnosis, functional impairment, treatment response, and next steps.

04

Clinical decision-making

Determine whether treatment should be revised, intensified, supplemented, or redirected.

05

Treatment planning

Link assessment findings to interventions, recommendations, goals, and measurable targets.

06

Report writing + feedback

Turn clinical reasoning into a written assessment product and appropriate feedback for the client or treatment team.

Documentation checklist

What a strong 96130 workflow should make clear.

The documentation should show what evaluation work occurred, why it was medically necessary, how much qualifying professional time was spent, and how the findings affected treatment.

The assessment data reviewed and why those data were clinically relevant.
The clinical information integrated into the assessment impression.
Interpretation of symptoms, functioning, progress, impairment, or risk.
Clinical decision-making and treatment-planning implications.
The written assessment product or report created.
Total professional evaluation time, including whether the 31-minute threshold was met.
Feedback or recommendations provided to the client, caregiver, or treatment team when applicable.
The clinician’s final review, edits, and medical-necessity determination.
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See how SessionGlance creates actionable After Visit Summaries and clinician-editable assessment documentation—and how the platform may fit a medically necessary CPT 96130 workflow in your practice.

Educational information only. SessionGlance generates draft outputs for clinician review and does not determine coding eligibility. Clinicians remain responsible for clinical judgment, medical necessity, qualifying professional time, documentation, payer rules, contracts, modifiers, state scope, and final billing decisions.