Updates for HCPCS II code set are effective January 1
APCs Weekly Monitor, January 2, 2009
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Q. Can you provide any insights on the 2009 HCPCS Level II codes for hospitals?
- Check through your CDM to ensure APC revenue integrity.
- Remember to order your 2009 Level II HCPCS manuals
- Download CMS information on the HCPCS II code set changes
- View an article on the HCPCS II updates from Briefings on APCs
New related HCPCS II updates for 2009
- G0416: Saturation biopsy sampling prostate 1-20 specimens
- G0417: Saturation biopsy sampling prostate 21-40 specimens
- G0418: Saturation biopsy sampling prostate 41-60 specimens
- G0419: Saturation biopsy sampling prostate >60 specimens
- Q4100: Skin substitute, not otherwise specified
- Q4101: Skin substitute, Apligraf, per sq. cm.
- Q4102: Skin substitute, Oasis Wound Matrix, per sq. cm.
- Q4103: Skin substitute, Oasis Burn Matrix, per sq. cm.
- Q4104: Skin substitute, Integra Bilayer Matrix Wound Dressing, per sq. cm.
- Q4105: Skin substitute, Integra Dermal Regeneration Template, per sq. cm.
- Q4106: Skin substitute, Dermagraft, per sq. cm.
- Q4107: Skin substitute, Graftjacket, per sq. cm.
- Q4108: Skin substitute, Integra Matrix, per sq. cm
- Q4109: Skin substitute, Tissuemend, per sq. cm.
- Q4110: Skin substitute, Primatrix, per sq. cm.
- Q4111: Skin substitute, Gammagraft, per sq. cm.
- Q4112: Allograft, Cymetra, injectable, 1cc
- Q4113: Allograft, Graftjacket Express, injectable 1cc
- Q4114: Allograft, Integra Flowable Wound Matrix, injectable 1cc
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