HCPCS G0303

36591 36592 96523 G0302 G0304

99202 - New Patient Office Visit, Level 2 99202 Typical for a first visit about a single, uncomplicated concern, such as a minor skin issue or a refill check. View rate & details → 99203 - New Patient Office Visit, Level 3 99203 Typical for a new patient with a single, uncomplicated problem or one stable condition being established with the practice. View rate & details → 99204 - New Patient Office Visit, Level 4 99204 Common when establishing care for a new patient with multiple chronic conditions, or evaluating a new problem that needs further work-up. View rate & details → 99205 - New Patient Office Visit, Level 5 99205 Reserved for a new patient's initial evaluation of multiple poorly controlled conditions or a problem that could threaten life or bodily function. View rate & details → 99211 - Established Patient Office Visit, Minimal 99211 Typically reported for brief, staff-led check-ins — not a full visit with a physician or nurse practitioner. View rate & details → 99212 - Established Patient Office Visit, Level 2 99212 Typical for a quick recheck of one stable or minor problem, such as confirming a rash is clearing up or a routine medication refill. View rate & details → 99213 - Established Patient Office Visit, Level 3 99213 Common for routine follow-up of one or two stable chronic conditions or a new but minor problem — think a blood-pressure check-in or a sprained ankle. View rate & details → 99214 - Established Patient Office Visit, Level 4 99214 Common for managing multiple or worsening chronic conditions, starting a new prescription, or a problem that needs ongoing drug-therapy monitoring. View rate & details → 99215 - Established Patient Office Visit, Level 5 99215 Reserved for the most complex established-patient visits, such as a severe flare of a chronic illness or a new problem threatening life or bodily function. View rate & details → 99221 - Initial Hospital Care, Level 1 99221 Reported once per admission by the admitting clinician for a lower-acuity inpatient or observation stay. View rate & details → 99222 - Initial Hospital Care, Level 2 99222 Common for admissions needing IV treatment and close monitoring, such as pneumonia or a heart-failure exacerbation. View rate & details → 99223 - Initial Hospital Care, Level 3 99223 Common for medically complex or unstable patients on the day of admission, such as sepsis or acute respiratory failure. View rate & details → 99231 - Subsequent Hospital Care, Level 1 99231 Reported for each day a clinician manages a hospitalized patient who is doing well. View rate & details → 99232 - Subsequent Hospital Care, Level 2 99232 Reported for hospital days when a patient is responding inadequately to treatment or has a minor new complication. View rate & details → 99233 - Subsequent Hospital Care, Level 3 99233 Reported for hospital days when a patient is unstable or has a significant new problem requiring close monitoring. View rate & details → 99234 99235 99236 99238 - Hospital Discharge Day Management, 30 Minutes or Less 99238 Reported on the calendar day the patient is discharged. View rate & details → 99239 99281 99282 99283 - Emergency Department Visit, Level 3 99283 Common for ED presentations needing basic labs or imaging to rule out a serious cause, such as a laceration or a moderate asthma flare. View rate & details → 99284 - Emergency Department Visit, Level 4 99284 Typical for ED presentations needing multiple tests or imaging studies and carrying moderate-to-high risk, such as a suspected fracture or an urgent cardiac work-up. View rate & details → 99285 - Emergency Department Visit, Level 5 99285 Reserved for ED presentations with an immediate threat to life or bodily function, such as suspected stroke or major trauma. View rate & details → +46 more