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OUTPATIENT FACILITY NATIONWIDE CHARGES by CPT/HCPCS CODE V3.27 (January - December 2020) PAGE 1 of 177 TABLE F. — OUTPATIENT FACILITY NATIONWIDE CHARGES BY CPT/HCPCS CODE v3.27 (January - December 2020) PAGE 1 of 177 CPT/ Multiple Surgery Status/ Usage Charge HCPCS Description Reduction Charge Indicator 1 Methodology 2 Code Applies 10004 FNA BX W/O IMG GDN EA ADDL e Blank $1,893.87 v3.25 10005 FNA BX W/US GDN 1ST LES Blank Blank $2,886.01 APC 10006 FNA BX W/US GDN EA ADDL e Blank $2,778.06 v3.25 10007 FNA BX W/FLUOR GDN 1ST LES Blank Blank $2,886.01 APC 10008 FNA BX W/FLUOR GDN EA ADDL e Blank $2,778.06 v3.25 10009 FNA BX W/CT GDN 1ST LES Blank Blank $2,886.01 APC 10010 FNA BX W/CT GDN EA ADDL e Blank $2,778.06 v3.25 10011 FNA BX W/MR GDN 1ST LES Blank Blank $2,886.01 APC 10012 FNA BX W/MR GDN EA ADDL e Blank $2,778.06 v3.25 10021 FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION W/O IMAGING GUIDANCE Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 10030 IMAGE-GUIDED CATHETER FLUID COLLECTION DRAINAGE Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 10035 PERQ SFT TISS LOC DEVICE PLMT 1ST LES W/GDNCE Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 10036 PERQ SFT TISS LOC DEVICE PLMT ADD LES W/GDNCE e Blank $2,298.09 FAIR Health 10040 ACNE SURGERY Blank Blank $654.01 APC 10060 INCISION & DRAINAGE ABSCESS SIMPLE/SINGLE Blank Blank $654.01 APC 10061 INCISION & DRAINAGE ABSCESS COMPLICATED/MULTIPLE Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 10080 INCISION & DRAINAGE PILONIDAL CYST SIMPLE Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 10081 INCISION & DRAINAGE PILONIDAL CYST COMPLICATED Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 10120 INCISION & REMOVAL FOREIGN BODY SUBQ TISS SIMPLE Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 10121 INCISION & REMOVAL FOREIGN BODY SUBQ TISS COMPL Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 10140 I&D HEMATOMA SEROMA/FLUID COLLECTION Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 10160 PUNCTURE ASPIRATION ABSCESS HEMATOMA BULLA/CYST Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 10180 INCISION & DRAINAGE COMPLEX PO WOUND INFECTION Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11000 DBRDMT EXTENSV ECZEMA/INFECT SKN UP 10% BDY SURF Blank Blank $2,696.97 APC 11001 DBRDMT EXTNSVE ECZEMA/INFECT SKN EA 10% BDY SURF Blank Blank $316.21 FAIR Health 11010 DBRDMT W/RMVL FM FX&/DISLC SKIN&SUBQ TISSUS Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11011 DBRDMT W/RMVL FM FX&/DISLC SKN SUBQ T/M/F MUSC Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11012 DBRDMT FX&/DISLC SUBQ T/M/F BONE Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11042 DEBRIDEMENT SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE 20 SQ CM/< Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 11043 DEBRIDEMENT MUSCLE & FASCIA 20 SQ CM/< Blank Blank $2,696.97 APC 11044 DEBRIDEMENT BONE MUSCLE &/FASCIA 20 SQ CM/< Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11045 DBRDMT SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE EA ADDL 20 SQ CM Blank Blank $1,129.16 FAIR Health 11046 DEBRIDEMENT MUSCLE &/FASCIA EA ADDL 20 SQ CM Blank Blank $1,320.36 FAIR Health 11047 DEBRIDEMENT BONE EACH ADDITIONAL 20 SQ CM Blank Blank $2,520.01 FAIR Health 11055 PARING/CUTTING BENIGN HYPERKERATOTIC LESION 1 Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11056 PARING/CUTTING BENIGN HYPERKERATOTIC LESION 2-4 Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11057 PARING/CUTTING BENIGN HYPERKERATOTIC LESION >4 Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11102 TANGNTL BX SKIN SINGLE LES Blank Blank $1,035.72 APC 11103 TANGNTL BX SKIN EA SEP/ADDL e Blank $299.92 v3.25 11104 PUNCH BX SKIN SINGLE LESION Blank Blank $1,035.72 APC 11105 PUNCH BX SKIN EA SEP/ADDL e Blank $299.92 v3.25 11106 INCAL BX SKN SINGLE LES Blank Blank $1,596.30 APC 11107 INCAL BX SKN EA SEP/ADDL e Blank $299.92 v3.25 11200 REMOVAL SKN TAGS MLT FIBRQ TAGS ANY AREA UPW/15 Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11201 REMOVAL SK TGS MLT FIBRQ TAGS ANY AREA EA 10 Blank Blank $151.84 FAIR Health 11300 SHAVING SKIN LESION 1 TRUNK/ARM/LEG DIAM 0.5CM/< Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11301 SHVG SKIN LESION 1 TRUNK/ARM/LEG DIAM 0.6-1.0 CM Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11302 SHVG SKN LESION 1 TRUNK/ARM/LEG DIAM 1.1-2.0 CM Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11303 SHVG SKIN LESION 1 TRUNK/ARM/LEG DIAM >2.0 CM Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 11305 SHAVING SKIN LESION 1 S/N/H/F/G DIAM 0.5 CM/< Blank Blank $654.01 APC NOTE: CPT Codes and descriptions only are copyright American Medical Association. All rights reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS apply. 1, 2 - See end of the table for notes regarding these fields. TABLE F. — OUTPATIENT FACILITY NATIONWIDE CHARGES BY CPT/HCPCS CODE v3.27 (January - December 2020) PAGE 2 of 177 CPT/ Multiple Surgery Status/ Usage Charge HCPCS Description Reduction Charge Indicator 1 Methodology 2 Code Applies 11306 SHAVING SKIN LESION 1 S/N/H/F/G DIAM 0.6-1.0 CM Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11307 SHAVING SKIN LESION 1 S/N/H/F/G DIAM 1.1-2.0 CM Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11308 SHAVING SKIN LESION 1 S/N/H/F/G DIAM >2.0 CM Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 11310 SHAVING SKIN LESION 1 F/E/E/N/L/M DIAM 0.5 CM/< Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11311 SHVG SKIN LESION 1 F/E/E/N/L/M DIAM 0.6-1.0 CM Blank Blank $654.01 APC 11312 SHVG SKIN LESION 1 F/E/E/N/L/M DIAM 1.1-2.0 CM Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 11313 SHAVING SKIN LESION 1 F/E/E/N/L/M DIAM >2.0 CM Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 11400 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG T/A/L 0.5 CM/< Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11401 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG T/A/L 0.6-1.0 CM Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 11402 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG T/A/L 1.1-2.0 CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11403 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG T/A/L 2.1-3.0 CM/< Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11404 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG T/A/L 3.1-4.0 CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11406 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG T/A/L >4.0 CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11420 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG S/N/H/F/G 0.5 CM/< Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11421 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG S/N/H/F/G 0.6-1.0CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11422 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG S/N/H/F/G 1.1-2.0CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11423 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG S/N/H/F/G 2.1-3.0CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11424 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG S/N/H/F/G 3.1-4.0CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11426 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG S/N/H/F/G > 4.0CM Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11440 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG F/E/E/N/L/M 0.5CM/< Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11441 EXC B9 LES MRGN XCP SK TG F/E/E/N/L/M 0.6-1.0CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11442 EXC B9 LES MRGN XCP SK TG F/E/E/N/L/M 1.1-2.0CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11443 EXC B9 LES MRGN XCP SK TG F/E/E/N/L/M 2.1-3.0CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11444 EXC B9 LES MRGN XCP SK TG F/E/E/N/L/M 3.1-4.0CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11446 EXC B9 LESION MRGN XCP SK TG F/E/E/N/L/M > 4.0CM Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11450 EXCISION HIDRADENITIS AXILLARY SMPL/INTRM RPR Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11451 EXCISION HIDRADENITIS AXILLARY COMPLEX REPAIR Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11462 EXCISION HIDRADENITIS INGUINAL SMPL/INTRM RPR Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11463 EXCISION HIDRADENITIS INGUINAL COMPLEX REPAIR Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11470 EXCISION H/P/P/U SIMPLE/INTERMEDIATE REPAIR Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11471 EXCISION H/P/P/U COMPLEX REPAIR Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11600 EXCISION MAL LESION TRUNK/ARM/LEG 0.5 CM/< Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11601 EXCISION MAL LESION TRUNK/ARM/LEG 0.6-1.0 CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11602 EXCISION MAL LESION TRUNK/ARM/LEG 1.1-2.0 CM Blank Blank $1,852.76 APC 11603 EXCISION MAL LESION TRUNK/ARM/LEG 2.1-3.0 CM/< Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11604 EXCISION MAL LESION TRUNK/ARM/LEG 3.1-4.0 CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11606 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION TRUNK/ARM/LEG > 4.0 CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11620 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION S/N/H/F/G 0.5 CM/< Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11621 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION S/N/H/F/G 0.6-1.0 CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11622 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION S/N/H/F/G 1.1-2.0 CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11623 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION S/N/H/F/G 2.1-3.0 CM/< Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11624 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION S/N/H/F/G 3.1-4.0 CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11626 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION S/N/H/F/G >4.0 CM Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11640 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION F/E/E/N/L 0.5 CM/< Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11641 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION F/E/E/N/L 0.6-1.0 CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11642 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION F/E/E/N/L 1.1-2.0 CM Blank Blank $3,258.68 APC 11643 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION F/E/E/N/L 2.1-3.0 CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11644 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION F/E/E/N/L 3.1-4.0 CM Blank Blank $8,354.68 APC 11646 EXCISION MALIGNANT LESION F/E/E/N/L >4.0 CM Blank Blank $12,827.26 APC 11719 TRIMMING NONDYSTROPHIC NAILS ANY NUMBER Blank Blank $367.86 APC NOTE: CPT Codes and descriptions only are copyright American Medical Association.
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