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Monthly physician visits, or three physician visits during a six-month nutritionist-led intervention would be sufficient for coverage purposes. Example: If a patient's weight loss attempt is being monitored by the primary care physician there should be no less than monthly visits with documentation for six consecutive months. If a patient's weight loss attempt is nutritionist-led, such as Weight Watchers, three physician visits during a six-month interval is sufficient along with the documentation from the Weight Watcher's weekly visits.
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How frequently should visits be made to the physician supervising the weight loss attempt?
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