CPT 1015F
Status I Not valid for Medicare purposes. Medicare uses another code for this service. Full definition →No national payment amount
Status I is not separately payable under the PFS.
Not valid for Medicare purposes. Medicare uses another code for this service.
Common questions
Why is there no payment amount for 1015F?
Its status indicator is I (not valid). Not valid for Medicare purposes. Medicare uses another code for this service. The blank is deliberate: the amount is unknown or paid another way, not zero.
When does this rate change?
CMS publishes a fee schedule release every quarter (January, April, July, October). Each release is versioned here, so past quarters stay lookupable — see what changed each release, or get an email when a new release moves rates.
Sources: CMS Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Relative Value Files.
Saw this code on your bill?
What is a 1015F visit in patient-friendly terms?
CPT 1015F is a billing code clinicians use to identify a specific service or procedure on a claim or explanation of benefits (EOB). We don't have a plain-language description on file for this exact code yet — ask your provider's billing office what service it represents, or bring it up at your next visit.
How this amount is computed
amount = (work RVU × work GPCI + PE RVU × PE GPCI + MP RVU × MP GPCI) × conversion factor. National amounts use GPCI = 1.000.
| Component | RVU |
|---|---|
| Work RVU | blank |
| Practice expense RVU (non-facility) | blank |
| Practice expense RVU (facility) | blank |
| Malpractice RVU | blank |
Every rate combines three parts: work (the clinician’s time, skill and effort), practice expense (office overhead — higher when the service is done in a doctor’s own office), and malpractice (the share of liability-insurance cost). A value of blank means CMS publishes no national number for that part — which is not the same as zero.
Rate history by release
National non-facility amount for 1015F across quarterly releases.