CPT^® 77307, Under Medical Radiation Physics, Dosimetry, Treatment Devices, and Special Services for Radiation Treatment

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 77307 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Medical Radiation Physics, Dosimetry, Treatment Devices, and Special Services for Radiation Treatment.

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The provider arranges tangential ports to achieve the isodose beam arrangement for external beam radiation therapy to treat multiple areas at the same time. Isodose means a radiation dose of equal intensity applied to a treatment field in the body. The provider also calculates the right dose on the basis of the type and stage of the cancer.

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Billing 77331

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Documentation for 77307 and 77321

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Referring within the same practice

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Pending OIG 2019 Work Plan for Outpatient 3-D Radiation Therapy Planning

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SRS/SBRT PLANNING/Boost charges

What is the correct planning charge for SRS/SBRT treatment. Per coding strategies we should only bill 77295 (3D) not 77301 (IMRT). Do anybody know what Astro is saying about this. I have not notice an... [ Read More ]

Any Radiation Oncology Experts?

You cannot bill 77307 with 77301, I am not sure if you planned multiple areas and one was non-IMRT, but the IMRT planning is the higher level and the 77307 would not be billable. Code 77300 can be b... [ Read More ]

Any Radiation Oncology Experts? column 1 column 2 edits radiation oncology

We are running into a bit of an issue when coding 77300, 77301 and 77307. The following edits appear: Column 1 / Column 2 77301 / 77307 Column 1 / Column 2 77307 / 77300 Since 77301 does not all... [ Read More ]

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