Question: Georgia Subscriber Answer: First, verify whether your physician administered the therapeutic injections separate from the epidural. Some physicians think they can separately bill the injection of local anesthetic used to numb the needle insertion site for an epidural injection, but you cannot. If he administered the therapeutic injections and epidural for separate, documented reasons and in separate anatomic sites, you can code both. Depending on your answers to these questions, here are all the potential codes for your claim: CPT 96372 (Therapeutic, prophylactic, or diagnostic injection [specify substance or drug]; subcutaneous or intramuscular) for the therapeutic injections. You can either report the two injections as a single line item with two units or service, or can report each injection as separate line items. If you choose separate lines, append either modifier 59 (Distinct procedural service) or modifier 76 (Repeat procedure or service by same physician) to 96372 on the second line. Choose your modifier based on the payer's guidelines. 62310 (Injection, single [not via indwelling catheter], not including neurolytic substances, with or without contrast [for localization or epidurography], of diagnostic or therapeutic substance[s] [including anesthetic, antispasmodic, opioid, steroid, other solution], epidural or subarachnoid; cervical or thoracic) for a cervical or thoracic epidural injection 62311 (... lumbar, sacral [caudal]) for a lumbar or sacral epidural injection. Checkpoint: