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CMS 2015 G-Codes for Lower GI Endoscopy procedures frequently asked Questions Q: Why did CMS create G-Codes in 2015 for some Lower GI Endoscopy procedures ? A: In the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) Final Rule for calendar year (CY) 2015 , CMS delayed the implementation of the revaluation of colonoscopy and the other Lower GI Endoscopy codes. As a result, CMS decided to not recognize new 2015 CPT codes for physicians reporting Lower GI Endoscopy procedures , and maintained the 2014 rates for 2015 . However, some of the new 2015 CPT codes were created for existing procedures ( , stent, ablation) that required a new CPT code assignment because of significant changes to the language of the code descriptor. For those existing procedures with new CPT codes, CMS created G-Codes using the 2014 code descriptions and crosswalked the reimbursement of the G-Codes to the 2014 rates. G-Codes are procedure codes developed by CMS to identify products, supplies and services not included in the CPT codes for which there is a programmatic operating need to separately identify them on a national level.
CMS 2015 G-Codes for Lower GI Endoscopy Procedures Frequently Asked Questions Page 3 Prepared by ACG, AGA and ASGE Dec. 17, 2014 Q: How should I report a new CPT code that does not have a G-code crosswalk to Medicare?
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