CPT^® 77332, Under Medical Radiation Physics, Dosimetry, Treatment Devices, and Special Services for Radiation Treatment

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 77332 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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Summary

The provider participates in the design, construction, and selection of simple treatment devices such as a simple block or simple bolus. Providers use these devices for proper dose delivery to the tumor and protection of nearby healthy tissues.

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No experience with radonc and never heard of Isoloc rectal balloon. However, information for 77332 Treatment devices, design and construction; simple (simple block, simple bolus): The provider partic... [ Read More ]

Isoloc Rectal balloon

hi all! ? for anybody that does rad onc on a daily basis. we have a rep for the above mentioned item that's telling our rad onc people to bill this device every day under CPTs 77332-77334. from what i... [ Read More ]

Isoloc Gas Release Rectal Balloon

Superficial Radiation Therapy in a Providers office and incident to billing

I have never done incident to billing and I know the basic rules when it involves a midlevel provider carrying out a plan of care on a patient. However, we recently brought in IG-SRT to our office. T... [ Read More ]

77386 & 77332-59

Hello. I am looking for guidance on billing for the facility (outpatient). Is it appropriate to bill 77332-59 for the ERB insertion/supply each time the IMRT is completed (77386). Or is there anoth... [ Read More ]

Designing and 77332-77334

[b]Reply - Designing and 77332-77334[/b] Hello - You don't mention what kind of dosimetry plan the device(s) are associated with (2D, 3D, IMRT). The way that the image-based radiation treatment pl... [ Read More ]

Designing and 77332-77334

I have a provider wanting to bill 77334. He stated that he is not designing the blocks, but approving them. Am I correct that he can't bill this CPT unless he personally designs it? I know about the o... [ Read More ]

Radiation Oncology Help Please!!

In the first paragraph I said 77334 can only be billed with 77301 for compensator based IMRT. Only if the plan and treatment are compensator based IMRT will you bill 77334 with 77301, this is not as ... [ Read More ]

77290 - Complex

A complex or custom device is one that is conformal to the patient's anatomy. Typically this will be for a device that is shaped per the anatomy and the structures which it is limiting dose to. A st... [ Read More ]

Rad/Onc codes 77338 vs. 77334

My understanding on this is; The MLC's 77338 are only billable with use of the IMRT plan as more standard treatments do not use the multi lead collimator ( unless forward planning is used and then thi... [ Read More ]

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