The Clinical Documentation Guidance Manual answers the same eleven documentation domains across psychiatry, substance use disorder treatment including buprenorphine, opioid treatment programs, and CCBHC. Every answer is verified against primary authority, cited, and dated.
Your EHR encodes somebody's reading of the rules as they stood on the day the build was configured. It is a workflow tool, and a good one. It is not an authority, and it carries no citation and no date.
An auditor is not asking what your software permitted. An auditor is asking what standard you were documenting to, who established it, when, and against what authority. This manual is the document that answers those questions.
Each service line is answered against all eleven. Because the structure does not change, your psychiatry standard and your opioid treatment program standard are finally readable side by side.
We published every question before publishing a single answer, so you can see exactly what is undertaken before deciding whether it is worth buying. Seventy-seven numbered questions across the eleven domains above. No form, no email address.
Read the specification (PDF)TCC-CDGM-SPINE-01-P — Documentation Domain Spine, Public Edition, v1.0.
The same eleven domains, answered for one jurisdiction across state Medicaid, managed Medicaid, and Medicare Advantage. Produced on order. Washington is first.
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