| | Public Health & Safety | CPR
CPT Coding for Cardiovascular Services: A Comprehensive Guide
CPT Code Ranges for Cardiovascular Procedures
The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) manual organizes cardiovascular services into specific code ranges. Below are the primary sections used for coding cardiovascular procedures:
- 93000–93099: Cardiovascular diagnostic and therapeutic procedures (e.g., ECG, stress testing)
- 93200–93299: Cardiovascular monitoring and device evaluation (e.g., Holter monitor, pacemaker checks)
- 93300–93399: Echocardiography and cardiac imaging
- 93400–93499: Cardiac catheterization and coronary angiography
- 93500–93599: Cardiac catheterization with injection procedures
- 93600–93699: Electrophysiology studies and ablation
- 93700–93799: Other cardiovascular procedures (e.g., pericardiocentesis, cardiac assist devices)
- 93800–93899: Cerebrovascular arterial studies
- 93900–93999: Non-invasive vascular diagnostic studies
Note: The specific code ranges listed in the source (e.g., 93204–93799 for CABG) appear to be outdated or incorrect. The above ranges reflect the current CPT structure for cardiovascular services. Always verify with the latest CPT manual for accurate coding.
CPR - Related Articles
- CPR: Techniques & Emergency Life Support - A Comprehensive Guide
- Heart & Stroke Foundation CPR Training: Courses, Certification, and Why It Matters
- 911 Operator Job Titles: Understanding the Roles & Designations
- Best Exercises for COPD: Gentle Activities to Improve Lung Function
- CPR Certification in Connecticut: Find Training & Classes
- Infant Rescue Breathing: A Step-by-Step Guide for Parents & Caregivers
- CPR: Why You Must Avoid the Xiphoid Process During Chest Compressions
