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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 18, § 100.2

A/B MAC (B) Billing Requirements

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

Effective for dates of service, January 1, 2005, and later, A/B MACs (B) shall recognize the above HCPCS codes for

Cardiovascular Disease Screening.

A/B MACs (B) shall pay for Cardiovascular Disease Screening once every 60 months.

A claim that is submitted for Cardiovascular Disease Screening shall be submitted in the following manner:

The line item shall contain 80061, 82465, 83718 or 84478 with one of the following diagnoses:

If ICD-9-CM is applicable

V81.0 - Special screening for ischemic heart disease,

V81.1 - Special screening for hypertension or

V81.2 - Special screening for other and unspecified cardiovascular conditions

If ICD-10-CM is applicable

Z13.6 - encounter for screening for cardiovascular disease

The appropriate diagnosis codes are reported in the header and pointed to the line item.

History

(Rev. 3329, Issued: 08-14-15, Effective: 01-01-12, Implementation: 09-14-15)

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