2015 HCPCS CODE ADDITIONS



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2015 HCPCS CODE ADDITIONS Bolded Codes Bolded codes indicate notation of special billing policy. Chemotherapy A9606, C9442, J9267, J9301 A9606 Billing is for males only. C9442 Belinostat is used for the treatment of recipients with relapsed or refractory peripheral T-cell lymphoma. The recommended dose is 1,000 mg per m2 once daily, on days one through five of a 21 day cycle. Billing is for recipients 18 years of age and older. An approved Treatment Authorization Request (TAR) is required for reimbursement. DME A4602, A7048 A4602 Providers must document the equipment is patient-owned. Modifier NU is required when billing. Billing frequency is limited to one in six months. Reimbursement is determined By Report. This item is taxable. A7048 Providers must document the equipment is patient-owned. Modifier NU is required when billing. Billing frequency is limited to one per month. Reimbursement is determined By Report. This item is non-taxable. Evaluation and Management 99490, 99497, 99498 99490 Billing frequency is limited to once per month. 99497 Billing frequency is limited to twice a year with a TAR override. 99498 Billing frequency is limited to once a year with a TAR override. Immunization 90630, 90651 90651 Billing is for females 10 through 25 years of age. 1

Laboratory 80163, 80165, 80300 80304, 80320 80377, 81288, 81420, 81435, 81436, 81519, 87505 87507, 87624, 87625, 87806, 88341, 88344, 88364, 88366, 88369, 88373, 88374, 88377, G0472 81288 Billing frequency is limited to once in a lifetime, a TAR documenting the following criteria is required: Recipient with colon cancer, and The tumor demonstrates microsatellite instability or immunohistochemistry results indicating loss of MLH1 protein expression 81435, 81436 Billing frequency is limited to once in a lifetime with a TAR override. These codes are only reimbursable with one of the following ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes: C18.0, C18.2 C18.9, C19, Z80.0, Z85.030 Z85.038, Z85.040 Z85.048 and Z86.010 81519 Providers must document on the claim form or on an attachment that all of the following criteria of early stage breast cancer have been met. Failure to document the criteria below will result in the claim being denied: The recipient is estrogen receptor (ER) positive The recipient is HER2-receptor negative The recipient is lymph node negative The recipient has stage I or stage II breast cancer The recipient is a candidate for chemotherapy The assay is used within six months of diagnosis The intention to treat or not to treat with adjuvant chemotherapy will be contingent, at least in part, on the test results This benefit applies exclusively to use of the Oncotype DX test. Other tests are not benefits of the Medi-Cal program. This once-in-a-lifetime benefit may be billed more than once for the same recipient if the provider can prove via documentation that the recipient has a new second primary breast cancer that meets the same criteria listed above. 87624, 87625 Billing is for recipients 15 through 65 years of age. Billing frequency is limited to once every three years. A TAR override is allowed. 87806 This code is reimbursable when billed with any ICD-10-CM diagnosis code, including nonspecific diagnosis codes. 2

G0472 The determination of high risk for HCV is identified by the primary care physician or practitioner who assesses the recipient s history, typically as part of an annual wellness visit, and considers risk of infection in the development of a comprehensive prevention plan. The medical record should be a reflection of the service provided. Indications for adults at high risk of HCV infection include: A current or past history of illicit injection drug use, and Receiving a blood transfusion prior to 1992 Repeat screening for high risk adults is covered annually only for recipients who continued their illicit injection drug use since the prior negative screening test. Recipients who do not meet the high risk criteria defined above, but who were born from 1945 through 1965 may receive a single, once-in-a-lifetime screening test. Medicine 91200 An approved TAR is required for reimbursement. Code is split billable and must be billed with modifier 26 and TC. Allowable modifiers are 22, 24, 25, 99, SA, SB and U7. Performance of transient elastography more than twice per year or within six months following a liver biopsy is considered not medically necessary. Documentation is recommended and may include the following ICD-10-CM codes: K70.2 K70.41 K73.2 K74.1 K74.5 K75.81 K70.30 K70.9 K73.8 K74.2 K74.60 K76.0 K70.31 K73.0 K73.9 K74.3 K74.69 K76.89 K70.40 K73.1 K74.0 K74.4 K75.4 K76.9 93260, 93261 These codes are split billable, and must be billed with modifier TC and/or 26. No modifier is required if billing for the global service. Allowable modifiers are 22, 25, 99 and U7. 93355 Allowable modifiers are 25, 99, SA, SB and U7. 93644 Required modifiers are TC and/or 26. No modifier is required if billing for the global service. Allowable modifiers are 25, 99, SA, SB and U7. 93702 This is a Medicare non-covered code. Billing frequency is limited to two times per year. 96127 Billing frequency is limited to three times per year. 99188 Billing frequency is limited to three times per year for recipients through 5 years of age. 3

Orthotics and Prosthetics L3981, L6026, L7259 L3981, L6026, L7259 Billing frequency is limited to one in five years. Bill with modifier LT or RT. Item is non-taxable. Physician Administered Drugs C9444, C9446, C9447, J0153, J1071, J1322, J1439, J2274, J2704, J3145, J7181, J7200, J7327, J7336 C9444 Minimum age for billing is 18 years of age. Maximum dosage is 1,200 mg per day. C9446 Minimum age for billing is 18 years of age. Maximum dosage is 200 mg per day. C9447 Minimum age for billing is 18 years of age. Maximum dosage is 4 ml per day. J1322 An approved TAR is required for reimbursement and must include a diagnosis of Mucopolysaccharidosis IV A. Recommended dosage is 2 mg/kg once a week. J1439 Minimum age for billing is 18 years of age. Maximum accumulative dosage is not to exceed 1500 mg per course. J3145 Billing is for males 18 years of age and older. Maximum dosage is 750 mg every four weeks. J7181, J7200 A TAR is required for reimbursement. J7327 A TAR is required for reimbursement. One billing unit equals the entire dose administered. J7336 Billing is for recipients 18 years of age and older. Radiology 76641, 76642, 77061 77063, 77085, 77086, 77306, 77307, 77316 77318, 77385, 77386, 77387, G0279, G6001 G6017 76641, 76642 These codes are split billable and must be billed with modifiers 26 and TC. Billing is allowed for up to two units. 77061 77063, 77085, 77086, 77306, 77307, 77316 77318 These codes are split billable and must be billed with modifiers 26 or TC. 77387 This is a Medicare non-covered code. Medicare denial is not required for claims processing. 4

Surgery 20604, 20606, 20611, 20983, 21811, 21812, 21813, 22510, 22511, 22512, 22513, 22514, 22515, 22858, 27279, 33270 33273, 33418, 33419, 34839, 37218, 43180, 44381, 44384, 44401 44404, 44405, 44406 44408, 45346, 45347, 45349, 45350, 45388 45390, 45393, 45398, 45399, 46601, 46607, 47383, 52441, 52442, 62302 62305, 64486 64489, 66179, 66184, C2624, C9742, L8696 20604, 20606 A TAR is required for reimbursement to podiatrist, not reimbursable to assistant surgeon. 20611, 20983 21811, 21812 Reimbursable to primary surgeon and assistant surgeon. 21813 Reimbursable to primary surgeon and assistant surgeon. 22510, 22511 Reimbursable to primary surgeon and not reimbursable to assistant surgeon. A TAR is required. 22512 Reimbursable to primary surgeon and not reimbursable to assistant surgeon. A TAR is required. Exempt from modifier 51 cutback. 22513, 22514 A TAR is required for reimbursement to the primary surgeon. Assistant surgeon services do not require a TAR. 22515 A TAR is required for reimbursement to the primary surgeon. Assistant surgeon services do not require a TAR. Exempt from modifier 51 cutback. 22858 A TAR is required for reimbursement to the primary surgeon. Assistant surgeon services do not require a TAR. Exempt from modifier 51 cutback. 5

27279 Reimbursable to primary surgeon and assistant surgeon. For recipients undergoing minimally invasive sacroiliac joint (SIJ) fusion, the following must be documented in the recipient s medical record and available on request. A TAR must include the following documentation in the Remarks field (Box 80)/Additional Claim Information field (Box 19) of the claim, or on a claim attachment: A complete history and physical documenting the likely existence of SIJ pain Performance of a fluoroscopically guided intra-articular SIJ block using local anesthetic on the affected side (or both sides) which shows at least a 75 percent acute reduction in pain A course of conservative treatment that includes use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and/or opioids (unless contraindicated) and one of the following: - An adequate period of rest, or - An adequate course of physical therapy wherein the physical therapist specifically documents a lack of response to treatment, or - SIJ steroid injections into the affected joint with inadequate response or a return of pain in the weeks to months following the injections, or - Radiofrequency ablation of the affected SIJ with either inadequate response or a return of pain in the weeks to months following the procedure SIJ pain has continued for a minimum of six months All other diagnoses that could be causing the recipient s pain have been ruled out Within one month after surgery, pain level and/or functional disability is continuing, and it is the surgeon s opinion SIJ fusion is the only treatment option that will provide long term relief 33270 33273 33418 Reimbursable for primary and assistant surgeon services. 33419 Reimbursable for primary and assistant surgeon services. Exempt from modifier 51 cutback. 34839 37218 Reimbursable for primary and assistant surgeon services. 43180, 44381 6

44384, 44401 44404 Not a Medicare benefit. 44405 Not a Medicare benefit. Must be billed with modifier 59 for each stricture dilated. 44406 44408 Not a Medicare benefit. 45346, 45347, 45349 45350, 45388 45390, 45393, 45398 Not a Medicare benefit. 45399 Not a Medicare benefit. A TAR is required for reimbursement to the primary surgeon. Assistant surgeon services do not require a TAR. Unlisted procedure and requires TAR. 46601, 46607 Not a Medicare benefit. 47383, 52441 52442 Exempt from modifier 51 cutback. Limited to 3 implants. 62302 62305, 64486 64489 66179, 66184 Reimbursable for primary and assistant surgeon. C9742 7

2015 HCPCS CHANGE CODES 2015 HCPCS CHANGE CODES Bolded Codes Bolded codes indicate notation of special billing policy. DME A9279, E0986, E1002 E1008, E1010, E1014, E1029, E1030, E1161, E1232 E1238, E2227, E2230, E2310 E2313, E2321, E2322, E2325 E2330, E2373, E2376 E2378, E2500, E2502, E2504, E2506, E2508, E2510, E2599 A9279 Now a Medicare non-covered code. E0986, E1002 E1008, E1010, E1014, E1029, E1030, E1161, E1232 E1238, E2227, E2230, E2310 E2313, E2321, E2322, E2325 E2330, E2373, E2376 E2378, E2500, E2502, E2504, E2506, E2508, E2510, E2599 No longer Medicare non-covered codes. Evaluation and Management 99487, 99489 Laboratory 86900, 86901, 87501, 87502, 88342 Medicine 90654, 93282, 93283, 96110 Orthotics and Prosthetics L7367 Physician Administered Drugs J7195, J7301 Radiology 77402, 77407, 77412, G0204, G0206 Surgery 20982, 27370, 33218, 33220, 33241, 33262 33264, 37215, 37216, 43194, 43215, 44363, 44380, 44382, 44386, 44388 44392, 44799, 45332, 45379, 45391, 45392, 62284 Vision Care V2799 8

2015 HCPCS DELETED CODES 2015 HCPCS DELETED CODES Chemotherapy C9021 J9265 J9301 J9267 Laboratory 82055 80320, 80321 82101 80323 82145 80325, 80326 82205 80345 82520 80353 83840 80358 83925 80361 80364 87621 87624, 87625 Medicine 99481, 99482 99184 Physician Administered Drugs C9133 J7200 C9134 J7181 J0150, J0151 J0153 J1070, J1080 J1071 J2271, J2275 J2274 J7335 J7336 Q9970 J1439 Q9974 J2274 S0144 J2704 Radiology 76645 76641, 76642 77082 77086 77403, 77404, 77406 77402 77408, 77409. 77411 77407 77413, 77414, 77416 77412 Surgery 22520 22525 22510 22515 69401 99201 99205, 99211 99215 C9735 46999 9