AHA Coding Clinic® for HCPCS - 2023 Quarter 2; For Your Information
New, deleted and revised HCPCS Level II codes
New HCPCS Level II codes HCPCS Level II Code Long Descriptor Effective Date A2019 Kerecis omega3 marigen shield, per square centimeter April 1, 2023 A2020 Ac5 advanced wound system (ac5) April 1, 2023 A2021 Neomatrix, per square centimeter April 1, 2023 A4341 Indwelling intraurethral drainage device with valve, patient inserted, replacement only, each April 1, 2023 A4342 Accessories for patient inserted indwelling intraurethral drainage device with valve, replacement only, each April 1, 2023 A4560 Neuromuscular electrical stimulator (nmes), disposable, replacement only April 1, 2023 A6590 External urinary catheters; disposable, with wicking material, for use with suction pump, per month...
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Article Overview
This page is a HCPCS Level II update article covering newly added, deleted, and revised codes with effective dates. It is useful for coders, billing staff, and reimbursement teams who need to track quarterly code maintenance and identify which HCPCS Level II entries changed. The article organizes the changes into new, deleted, and revised sections and lists the affected code identifiers and their effective dates.
Why This Topic Matters
HCPCS Level II maintenance affects claim reporting, charge capture, and code lookup accuracy. Keeping track of these updates helps organizations maintain current coding references and avoid using outdated code entries.
Article Sections
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New HCPCS Level II codes
Lists newly added HCPCS Level II entries and their effective dates for the update period.
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Deleted HCPCS Level II codes
Lists HCPCS Level II entries removed from use and the dates their deletions take effect.
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Revised HCPCS Level II codes
Summarizes HCPCS Level II entries with updated long descriptors and the dates the revisions take effect.
What You Will Learn
- How the article organizes HCPCS Level II maintenance updates
- Which types of HCPCS Level II changes are covered
- How the update is grouped by effective date
- What categories of code changes are included in the article
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Billing staff
- Revenue cycle professionals
- Compliance teams
- Reimbursement analysts
Codes Discussed
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