CPT^® 92326, Under Contact Lens Services

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 92326 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Contact Lens Services.

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The provider prescribes the replacement of contact lenses due to wear and tear of existing lenses, patient discomfort, loss of lens, or some other reason.

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Ophthalmology Question Please Help!

[b]Lens Billing[/b] Article I found on the topic How to Use the New Contact Lens Codes and the New Femto Add-On Codes By Sue Vicchrilli, COT, OCS, Academy Coding Executive Prominent among this year... [ Read More ]

Replacement of Contact Lens

When is it appropriate to use code 92326-Replacement of contact lens? I have seen my providers use the code for several different reasons such as below. However I am still not sure when to use the co... [ Read More ]

Contact Lens Billing

Our practice only bills medical, no vision insurance. Is there a supply code to use other than 92326 to get the insurance to pay for the contact lenses? The policy for our office has been for the pati... [ Read More ]

Aphakic Contact Lens Code

[b]Aphakic contact lens billing[/b] Hi Vanda, It looks like you want to bill for the supply of the lens, and am assuming this is a Medicare patient. I haven't done this for years because ap... [ Read More ]

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