US · guidance
CMS Pub. 100-02, ch. 12, § 40.11
Vaccines
A CORF may provide pneumococcal pneumonia, influenza virus, and hepatitis B
vaccines to its patients. While not included as a service under the CORF benefit,
Medicare will make payment to the CORF for certain vaccines and their administration
provided to CORF patients (CY 2008 PFS Rule 72 FR 66293).
The following three vaccinations are covered in a CORF if a physician who is a doctor of
medicine or osteopathy orders it for a CORF patient:
• Pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine and its administration;
• Hepatitis B vaccine and its administration furnished to a beneficiary who is at
high or intermediate risk of contracting hepatitis B; and
• Influenza virus vaccine and its administration
Payment for covered pneumococcal pneumonia, influenza virus, and hepatitis B vaccines
provided in the CORF setting is based on 95 percent of the average wholesale price. The
CORF registered nurse provides administration of any of these vaccines using HCPCS
codes G0008, G0009 or G0010 with payment based on CPT code 90471.
History
(Rev. 111, Issued: 09-25-09; Effective Date: 07-07-08; Implementation Date: 10-26- 09)
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-25
- Edition
- iom-2026-08-25
- Content hash
08a7d0859acce65a820de79ed6e43678841853fb209592d5925761ae9e5af34b
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