CPT Codes Reference

CPT Code Categories: Complete Medical Billing Reference Guide

Navigate all CPT code categories used in medical billing. Code ranges, key codes by specialty, and billing guidance for E/M, surgery, radiology, and more.

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CPT codes are five-digit numeric codes maintained by the American Medical Association that identify every medical procedure and service provided in a clinical setting. Selecting the correct code is a foundational step in medical coding, the wrong code, missing modifier, or unsupported documentation triggers denials, payment reductions, and compliance risk.

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CPT codes are five-digit numeric codes maintained by the American Medical Association that identify every medical procedure and service provided in a clinical setting. Selecting the correct code is a foundational step in medical coding, the wrong code, missing modifier, or unsupported documentation triggers denials, payment reductions, and compliance risk.

This reference organizes all CPT code categories by section, covering code ranges, the most frequently billed individual codes, and guidance on applying them correctly across specialties. Each category entry includes the codes most relevant to day-to-day billing and the documentation requirements that determine whether a claim pays on first submission.

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EVALUATION.MANAGEMENT

Evaluation and Management CPT Codes: Medical Billing Reference

Complete reference for E/M CPT codes. Covers outpatient, inpatient, and telehealth E/M cod…

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95819

CPT 95819: EEG Including Awake and Asleep Recording

CPT 95819 is an EEG including recording awake and asleep. Documentation rules, when it is …

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95860

CPT 95860: Needle EMG, One Extremity

CPT 95860 is needle electromyography of one extremity with or without related paraspinal a…

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95861

CPT 95861: Needle EMG, Two Extremities

CPT 95861 is needle electromyography of two extremities with or without related paraspinal…

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95886

CPT 95886: Complete Needle EMG With Nerve Conduction

CPT 95886 is a complete needle EMG per extremity performed with nerve conduction studies. …

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95905

CPT 95905: Nerve Conduction With Preconfigured Array

CPT 95905 covers nerve conduction using preconfigured electrode arrays, per limb. Coverage…

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95911

CPT 95911: Nerve Conduction Studies, 9 to 10 Studies

CPT 95911 reports 9 to 10 nerve conduction studies. How a study is counted, which is what …

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95913

CPT 95913: Nerve Conduction Studies, 13 or More

CPT 95913 reports 13 or more nerve conduction studies, the top of the series. Counting rul…

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95923

CPT 95923: Autonomic Sudomotor Function Testing

CPT 95923 covers sudomotor autonomic function testing. Coverage policy, documentation requ…

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95938

CPT 95938: Somatosensory Evoked Potentials, Upper and Lower

CPT 95938 reports short-latency somatosensory evoked potential studies of upper and lower …

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95940

CPT 95940: Intraoperative Neurophysiology Monitoring

CPT 95940 covers continuous intraoperative neurophysiology monitoring requiring one-on-one…

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95951

CPT 95951 Was Deleted: What to Use Instead

CPT 95951 was deleted effective 1 January 2020 and replaced by the 95700 to 95726 long-ter…

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95971

CPT 95971: Simple Neurostimulator Programming

CPT 95971 covers electronic analysis with simple programming of an implanted neurostimulat…

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95999

CPT 95999: Unlisted Neurological Diagnostic Procedure

CPT 95999 is the unlisted neurological diagnostic code. When to use it, what to submit wit…

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90960

CPT 90960: ESRD Monthly Services, Four or More Visits

CPT 90960 reports monthly ESRD services for patients 20 and older with four or more face-t…

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77001

CPT 77001: Fluoroscopic Guidance for Central Venous Access

CPT 77001 is an add-on code for fluoroscopic guidance during central venous access device …

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S9083

HCPCS S9083: Global Fee for Urgent Care Centers

HCPCS S9083 is the global fee code for urgent care centers, a flat rate covering the whole…

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99213

CPT 99213: Established Patient Office Visit, Level 3

CPT 99213 is a level 3 established patient office visit. How the level is selected, by med…

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99214

CPT 99214: Established Patient Office Visit, Level 4

CPT 99214 is a level 4 established patient office visit with moderate medical decision mak…

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SURGERY

Surgery CPT Codes: Medical Billing and Coding Reference

Reference guide for surgical CPT codes. Covers global surgical package rules, modifier usa…

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RADIOLOGY

Radiology CPT Codes: Billing and Coding Reference

Reference for radiology CPT codes. Covers technical and professional components, imaging c…

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PATHOLOGY.LABORATORY

Pathology and Laboratory CPT Codes: Billing Reference

Reference guide for pathology and lab CPT codes. Covers lab panel codes, reference lab bil…

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MEDICINE

Medicine CPT Codes: Billing Reference for Healthcare Providers

Reference for medicine section CPT codes covering immunizations, infusions, ophthalmology,…

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ANESTHESIA

Anesthesia CPT Codes: Billing and Coding Reference

Reference guide for anesthesia CPT codes. Covers base units, time units, qualifying circum…

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CPT Codes Reference, Frequently Asked Questions

CPT codes are five-digit numeric codes maintained by the American Medical Association that identify every medical procedure and service provided in a clinical setting. Selecting the correct code is a foundational step in medical coding, the wrong code, missing modifier, or unsupported documentation triggers denials, payment reductions, and compliance risk.

This reference organizes all CPT code categories by section, covering code ranges, the most frequently billed individual codes, and guidance on applying them correctly across specialties. Each category entry includes the codes most relevant to day-to-day billing and the documentation requirements that determine whether a claim pays on first submission.

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