Taxonomy code
163WM1400X: Nurse Massage Therapist (NMT)
163WM1400X is the NUCC provider taxonomy code for Registered Nurse, Nurse Massage Therapist (NMT), in the Nursing Service Providers group.
Code details
- Code
- 163WM1400X
- Grouping
- Nursing Service Providers
- Classification
- Registered Nurse
- Specialization
- Nurse Massage Therapist (NMT)
- Display name
- Nurse Massage Therapist (NMT)
- Used by
- Individuals (NPI-1)
NUCC definition
Definition to come...
Providers listing Nurse Massage Therapist (NMT)
- Kenia Acevedo, RNNPI 1427970821
- Aesthetics Recovery Interventions, LLCNPI 1619630902
- Michelle AgnewNPI 1710841911
- Beatriz AgostoNPI 1487582516
- Anika Akins, RNNPI 1215802657
- Laurel K. Alexander, ANP-CNPI 1568861094
- Harriet Alvarez, CAMTCNPI 1407461148
- Sheila M Ames, BSN, RN, HWNC-BCNPI 1033796156
- Philip Guy Amisano, R.N. B.S.N. C.M.T.NPI 1407983604
- Barbara Sue Arnold-HerzerNPI 1881469054
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- 163WC0400X Case Management
- 163WC1400X College Health
- 163WC1500X Community Health
- 163WC2100X Continence Care
- 163WC1600X Continuing Education/Staff Development
- 163WC0200X Critical Care Medicine
- 163WD0400X Diabetes Educator
- 163WD1100X Dialysis, Peritoneal
- 163WE0003X Emergency
- 163WE0900X Enterostomal Therapy
- 163WF0300X Flight
- 163WG0100X Gastroenterology
- 163WG0000X General Practice
- 163WG0600X Gerontology
- 163WH0500X Hemodialysis
- 163WH0200X Home Health
- 163WH1000X Hospice
- 163WI0600X Infection Control
- 163WI0500X Infusion Therapy
- 163WL0100X Lactation Consultant
- 163WM0102X Maternal Newborn
- 163WM0705X Medical-Surgical
- 163WN0002X Neonatal Intensive Care
- 163WN0003X Neonatal, Low-Risk
- 163WN0300X Nephrology
Choosing a taxonomy code
Providers can list up to 15 taxonomy codes on their NPI record and must mark one as primary. Payers often check that the taxonomy code on a claim matches the one on the NPI record, so a mismatch is a common reason for denials.