Which group corresponds to a visit max of 30 visits?

• A. Group A
• B. Group B
• C. Group C
• D. Group D

Answer: (D)

The main idea is understanding what a visit maximum means and how to spot the group that matches a 30-visit cap. The visit max is the cutoff for how many times someone in that group can be scheduled within the defined period. To find the group with a max of 30 visits, you look for the group where the maximum value shown is 30.

That group is the one whose policy or data allows up to 30 visits, making it the correct match for the requirement. It signifies that once a patient in that group reaches 30 visits in the period, the plan may require review, adjustment, or a different care pathway rather than continuing with the same cadence.

Other groups have different caps, so they don’t meet the criterion of a 30-visit maximum.