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H007

H007Attendance at maternal delivery for care of high risk baby(ies)

OHIP Obstetrics Code — CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS · Schedule of Benefits

Attendance at maternal delivery for high risk baby(ies) requires constant attendance at the delivery of a baby expected to be at risk by a physician who is not a paediatrician, and includes an assessment of the newborn. As an assessment, this service also includes the specific elements outlined in of the Schedule of Benefits.

When to Use

  • Use H007 when you are specifically requested to attend a delivery for a high-risk newborn, such as in cases of meconium-stained amniotic fluid or maternal diabetes, and you are not the primary paediatrician.
  • Use this code when you perform the initial newborn assessment immediately following a high-risk delivery where you provided constant attendance.

Common Pitfalls

  • Billing H007 in addition to a newborn examination code like H001 or H002 for the same patient on the same day will trigger a rejection.
  • Attempting to bill H007 when you are the primary paediatrician is incorrect; paediatricians must use the appropriate neonatal intensive care or paediatric assessment codes instead.
  • Submitting H007 when you were not in constant attendance at the delivery will lead to audit recovery, as the code specifically requires presence during the birth process.

Billing Tips

  • Ensure your clinical notes explicitly document the high-risk factors necessitating your attendance and the duration of your presence at the delivery to support the claim during an audit.
  • Since H007 is an assessment code, ensure your documentation meets the requirements of GP15, including a comprehensive history and physical examination of the newborn.
Provider Fee$61.65

Effective: April 1, 2025

Category

A. Consultations and Visits

Subcategory

CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS

Service Type

Assessment

Code Classes

Assessments

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