For treatment cases, with two allowed missed visits per year, what is the maximum interval between visits?

For treatment cases, with two allowed missed visits per year, what is the maximum interval between visits?

• A. 20 days.
• B. 60 days.
• C. 40 days.
• D. 30 days.

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that treatment cases require regular, monthly contact to monitor progress and ensure continuity of care. Even though you’re allowed to miss two visits in a year, that allowance does not extend the maximum allowed gap between actual visits beyond a monthly cadence. In practical terms, you should not let more than 30 days pass between attended visits, because longer gaps would risk exceeding the allowable misses and disrupt ongoing treatment and oversight.

So the maximum interval between visits is 30 days. The other options imply longer gaps (20, 40, or 60 days) than the policy allows, even with two misses.