What is the maximum supply prescribed when a code is used for certain medical conditions?

The maximum supply prescribed when a code is used for certain medical conditions is typically 3 months. This timeframe is established to ensure that patients receive sufficient medication for ongoing management of their conditions while allowing for regular follow-up and monitoring by healthcare providers. By limiting the prescription duration to 3 months, it helps mitigate potential risks associated with long-term medication use without reevaluation, such as side effects or the development of resistance in the case of antibiotics.

This approach aligns with standard medical practices that emphasize patient safety and appropriate therapeutic oversight, as it encourages patients to return for assessments and necessary adjustments in their treatment plans.