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CPT 90847 + ICD-10 F94.1: Reactive attachment disorder of childhood

Family psychotherapy with patient present billed with Reactive attachment disorder of childhood — documentation requirements, denial reasons, modifiers, and reimbursement context.

CPT Code
90847
Family psychotherapy with patient present
ICD-10 Code
F94.1
Reactive attachment disorder of childhood
Common Modifiers

Compatibility Notes

Family therapy is central to RAD treatment — the child identified patient must be present along with caregivers. Attachment-based family interventions (e.g., Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, PCIT) are evidence-based for RAD. The pathogenic care history must be documented. F94.1 is a childhood-onset diagnosis.

Documentation Required

  • Child patient present in session
  • Caregivers/parents present and named
  • RAD diagnosis with pathogenic care history
  • Attachment-based family intervention approach documented
  • Safety considerations including maltreatment history

Common Denial Reasons

  • Child absent from family session
  • Pathogenic care history not documented
  • Adult patient coded with childhood-onset diagnosis

Applicable Modifiers

Reimbursement Notes

OON UCR $125–$200. RAD family therapy is uncommon; specialist credentials in attachment-based interventions strengthen claims.

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