Which of the following BEST defines E/M care provided in a domiciliary setting?
A. The provision of medical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual support by interdisciplinary healthcare and other skilled professionals, specifically for patients who are terminally ill
B. E/M service provided for the patient in a home or other dwelling in which a person lives and which is the person's legal place of residence; may be a multioccupant building or a private home
C. Any provided services between a physician and an established patient that, unlike any other E/M service, does not occur face to face between the patient and the physician, but over the phone or via the Internet
D. E/M services provided by the coordinated care of different healthcare professionals and/or therapistsincluding nursing care; speech, physical, and occupational therapy; and even home aid workers who can provide assistance with light choresfor a patient who is residing in a private home or domiciliary
Question 2
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