Psychological Procedures for Social
Security Disability Evaluations
Approved by the Division of Disability
Determinations, Florida Department of
Health
Last updated: December 2006
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CPT Code |
Psychological Procedures |
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IQ96101 |
General Intellectual Evaluation
Includes interviewing, administration
and
interpretation of an individual
standardized test of
intelligence (e.g., WAIS, WISC, etc.),
and
providing a written report.
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LTD96101
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Limited Evaluation with IQ Test
Includes interviewing, administration
and
interpretation of an individual
standardized test of
intelligence (e.g., WAIS, WISC, etc.),
and
providing a written report. The report
includes a
complete mental status examination, but
does not
include the extensive longitudinal hi
story that is
included in the General Clinical
Evaluation with
Mental Status.
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MSE96101
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General Clinical Evaluation with
Mental Status
Includes interviewing, conducting an
in-depth
mental status examination with a
longitudinal
history, and providing a written report.
It does not
include the administration of testing.
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PE96101 |
General Personality Evaluation
Includes interviewing, a mental status
examination
with a longitudinal history, the
administration and
interpretation of standardized
personality testing,
and providing a written report.
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MA96101
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Memory Assessment
(MSE, WAIS, & WMS)
Includes interviewing, a mental status
examination
with a longitudinal history,
administration of the
Wechsler Intelligence Scale and Wechsler
Memory
Scale, and providing a written report.
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MT96101
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Memory Testing - Wechsler Memory
Scale
Includes interviewing, administration,
and
interpretation of the Wechsler Memory
Scale, and
providing a written report.
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LD96101
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Learning Disabilities Evaluation
Includes interviewing, administration
and
interpretation of an individualized
standardized test
of intelligence (e.g., WAIS, WISC,
etc.), and the
Woodcock-Johnson Achievement Tests (WJ)
or the
Wechsler Individual Achievement Test
(WIAT), and
providing a written report.
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AF96101 |
Adaptive Functioning Evaluation
Includes interviewing, administration
and
interpretation of appropriate adaptive
functioning
tests, and providing a written report.
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AT96101
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Achievement Testing
Includes interviewing, administration
and
interpretation of the Woodcock Johnson
Achievement Test (WJ) or the Wechsler
Individual
Achievement Test (WIAT), and providing a
written
report.
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WR96101 |
Wide Range Achievement Test
Includes interviewing, administration
and
interpretation of the Wide Range
Achievement Test
(WRAT), and providing a written report. |
Psychological Tests for Social Security
Disability Evaluations
Approved by the Division of Disability
Determinations, Florida Department of
Health
Last updated: Spring 2007
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Listed by Acronym
Bayley-II
Bayley Scales of Infant
Development-II
Bayley-III
Bayley Scales of Infant & Toddler
Development-III
Bender-Gestalt-II
Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test-II
DDST-II
Denver Development Screening Test-II
Leiter-R
Leiter International Performance
Scale-Revised
Vineland-II
Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales-II
WAIS-III
Wechsler Adult Intelligence
Scale-III
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WISC-IV
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for
Children-IV
WJ-III
Woodcock-Johnson Achievement
Tests-III
MMPI-2
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality
Inventory-2
TONI-3
Test of Non-Verbal Intelligence-3
WMS-III
Wechsler Memory Scale-III
WPPSI-III
Wechsler Pre-School & Primary Scale
of Intelligence-III
WRAT-IV
Wide Range Achievement Test-IV
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WIAT-II
Wechsler
Individual Achievement Test-II |
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Edited by W. E. Benet, Ph.D., Psy.D.
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