Hi,
What CPT code can I use for the professional component of the imaging for surface guided radiotherapy with VisionRT?
What CPT code can I use for the professional component of the imaging for surface guided radiotherapy with VisionRT?
However, CPT code 77387 did not receive an assigned reimbursement value in the MPFS. Providers billing under Medicare were instructed to report IGRT services using the following Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) G-codes and CPT code:
- G6001: Ultrasonic guidance for placement of radiation therapy fields
- G6002: Stereoscopic X-ray guidance for localization of target volume for the delivery of radiation therapy
- G6017: Intra-fraction localization and tracking of target or patient motion during delivery of radiation therapy (e.g., 3D positional tracking, gating, 3D surface tracking), each fraction of treatment
- 77014: Computed tomography guidance for placement of radiation therapy fields
I’m not a biller but you def can’t use a CBCT code on something that is not CT.
Not an unpaid code. Somebody’ll get paid... the hospital, the freestanding owner, etc.So just use an unpaid code? Might be the only option.
I’m not a biller but you def can’t use a CBCT code on something that is not CT.
77387
They're losin' their lobbying mojo. Which is bad for all of us.I *heard* that Varian distanced themselves from visionRT recently where as before maybe they were ?partners? I don't know....like scarbrtj saying - if you can't get reimbursed for it it'll never catch on...unless it speeds up work flow (doubtful) or moves the needle on toxicity (doubtful).
I *heard* that Varian distanced themselves from visionRT recently where as before maybe they were ?partners? I don't know....like scarbrtj saying - if you can't get reimbursed for it it'll never catch on...unless it speeds up work flow (doubtful) or moves the needle on toxicity (doubtful).
Not to be that guy and maybe this entire thread should be moved to the business forum, but why would we expect professional reimbursement for visionRT? What is the physician doing that he/she should get paid for?
Having to sign a bunch of notes.Not to be that guy and maybe this entire thread should be moved to the business forum, but why would we expect professional reimbursement for visionRT? What is the physician doing that he/she should get paid for?
I think it's because they're promoting their own IDENTIFY product which is similar.