Current Procedural Terminology, perhaps better known by its abbreviation “CPT,” is the coding system the medical field uses to document healthcare services during a procedure. This system is extensive ...

In 2016 Medicare introduced advance care planning Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes to reimburse clinicians for time spent providing the service. Despite recent increases, use of these codes ...

Starting January 1, 2027, providers will no longer bill obstetric services through a single global Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) code spanning approximately 9-10 months of care. Instead, the ...

Primary care physicians can get the revenue they deserve by properly using codes that indicate they provided multiple services in a single patient encounter. Family physicians often perform multiple ...

Using the correct current procedural terminology (CPT) codes is crucial for documenting — and getting reimbursement for — novel treatments for which there is specific but narrowly defined guidance.