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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 32, § 410.3

Institutional Claims Bill Type and Revenue Coding Information

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

Effective for claims with DOS on or after January 21, 2020, contractors shall recognize acupuncture for cLBP services

reported on institutional claims on types of bill (TOBs) 12X, 13X, 71X, 77X, and 85X (and revenue codes not equal to

096X, 097X, and 098X for CAH Method I).

Effective for claims with DOS on or after January 21, 2020, contractors shall recognize acupuncture for cLBP services

reported with Revenue Code 0940 on institutional claims.

Effective for claims with DOS on or after January 21, 2020, contractors shall recognize acupuncture for cLBP services

reported on institutional claims on TOB 12X, 71X, 77X 85X CAH Method II with revenue codes 096X, 097X, and

098X.

History

(Rev. 10337, Issued: 08-027-20, Effective: 01-21-20, Implementation: 06-24 - 20 - A/B MACs; 10-05-20-SSM Edits; 01- 04-21 - BR 13 CWF only)

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