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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 4, § 320.1

HCPCS Coding for OIVIT

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

HCPCS code G9147, effective with the April IOCE and MPFSDB updates, is to be used

on claims with dates of service on and after December 23, 2009, billing for non-covered

OIVIT and any services comprising an OIVIT regimen.

NOTE: HCPCS codes 99199 or 94681(with or without diabetes related conditions

250.00-250.93) are not to be used on claims billing for non-covered OIVIT and any

services comprising an OIVIT regimen when furnished pursuant to an OIVIT regimen.

Claims billing for HCPCS codes 99199 and 94681 for non-covered OIVIT are to be

returned to provider/returned as unprocessable.

History

(Rev. 1930, Issued: 03-09-10, Effective Date: 12-23-09; Implementation Date: 04- 05-10)

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