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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 18, § 70.1.1

HCPCS and Diagnosis Coding

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

The following HCPCS codes should be reported when billing for screening glaucoma services:

G0117 - Glaucoma screening for high-risk patients furnished by an optometrist (physician for A/B MAC (B))

or ophthalmologist.

G0118 - Glaucoma screening for high-risk patients furnished under the direct supervision of an optometrist

(physician for A/B MAC (B) or ophthalmologist.

The A/B MAC (B) claims type of service for the above G codes is: TOS Q.

Glaucoma screening claims should be billed using screening (“V”) code V80.1 (Special Screening for Neurological,

Eye, and Ear Diseases, Glaucoma), or if ICD-10-CM is applicable, diagnosis code Z13.5 (encounter for screening for

eye and ear disorders). Claims submitted without a screening diagnosis code may be returned to the provider as

unprocessable (refer to chapter 1 of this manual for more information about incomplete or invalid claims).

History

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

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