AHA Coding Clinic® for HCPCS - 2023 Quarter 4; For Your Information
New, Deleted and Revised HCPCS Level II Codes
New, deleted and revised HCPCS Level II codes effective October 1, 2023 New HCPCS Level II codes HCPCS Level II Code Long Descriptor Effective Date A2022 Innovaburn or innovamatrix xl, per square centimeter October 1, 2023 A2023 Innovamatrix pd, 1 mg October 1, 2023 A2024 Resolve matrix, per square centimeter October 1, 2023 A2025 Miro3d, per cubic centimeter October 1, 2023 A9156 Oral mucoadhesive, any type (liquid, gel, paste, etc.), per 1 ml October 1, 2023 A9268 Programmer for transient, orally ingested capsule October 1, 2023 A9269 Programable, transient, orally ingested capsule, for use with external programmer, per...
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Article Overview
This article summarizes HCPCS Level II updates effective October 1, 2023. It is useful for coders, billers, compliance staff, and revenue cycle teams who need to track code set changes and understand the scope of additions, deletions, and revisions across multiple service and supply categories. The article also highlights the general types of items affected by the update cycle.
Why This Topic Matters
HCPCS Level II code updates can affect claim submission, charge capture, benefits administration, and internal code maintenance. Reviewing these changes helps organizations stay aligned with the current code set and monitor items that were added, removed, or modified on the effective date.
Article Sections
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New HCPCS Level II codes
Lists the newly effective HCPCS Level II entries for October 1, 2023 across drugs, supplies, devices, imaging, procedures, and other service categories.
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Deleted HCPCS Level II codes
Identifies HCPCS Level II entries that were removed from use effective October 1, 2023.
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Revised HCPCS Level II codes
Summarizes HCPCS Level II entries with updated long descriptors effective October 1, 2023.
What You Will Learn
- Which HCPCS Level II changes became effective on October 1, 2023
- How the update is organized into new, deleted, and revised code groupings
- What general categories of services, supplies, and products were affected
- Which entries require attention for code set maintenance and claims workflow review
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Billing staff
- Revenue cycle professionals
- Compliance teams
- Practice managers
- Healthcare analysts
Codes Discussed
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