AHA Coding Clinic® for HCPCS - 2025 Quarter 1; For Your Information
New CPT Category III codes
The following Category III codes were released to the American Medical Association’s website on December 30, 2024, with an effective date of July 1, 2025. CPT code Long descriptor Effective date 0415T Repositioning of previously implanted cardiac contractility modulation transvenous electrode (atrial or ventricular lead) ▶(Do not report 0408T , 0409T , 0410T , 0411T , 0414T , 0415T in conjunction with 93286 , 93287 , 93452 , 93453 , 93458 , 93459 , 93460 , 93461 ) ◀ (Do not report 0415T in conjunction with 0408T , 0410T , 0411T ) July 1, 2025 #0948T Interrogation device evaluation (remote), up to 90 days, cardiac contractility modulation system with interim analysis...
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Article Overview
This article reviews newly released CPT Category III codes posted by the American Medical Association and effective July 1, 2025. It is relevant for coders, billing staff, and clinical documentation teams working with emerging procedures, implantable devices, remote monitoring, imaging, and specialized treatment services. The article also includes non-disclosing guidance notes and reporting relationships intended to help readers understand the scope of the updates.
Why This Topic Matters
Category III updates can affect how emerging services are tracked and reported, especially when new technology, revised device workflows, or limited-use procedures are introduced. This summary helps readers quickly determine whether the article covers the specialties and code families they manage.
Article Sections
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Category III code release information
Introductory notice about the release source and effective date for the updated CPT Category III code set.
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New and revised Category III codes
A code-by-code listing of newly published CPT Category III services across several clinical areas, including device-related services, imaging, and emerging procedures.
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Selective enzymatic debridement
A grouped section describing a burn-care service family and the related Category III code structure for that topic.
What You Will Learn
- Which clinical areas are represented in the new Category III code release
- What kinds of emerging procedures and device services are included
- How the article organizes code updates and related reporting notes
- Which specialties and service lines may be affected by the update
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Coding auditors
- Billing and reimbursement staff
- Clinical documentation specialists
- Revenue cycle teams
- Health systems tracking emerging procedures
Codes Discussed
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