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G0483 Drug test def 22+ classes

G Codes

Also known as: drug screen >22-panel, comprehensive drug test, extended substance panel

Drug screen using definitive methodology analyzing 22 or more drug classes from single specimen.

In Plain Language

Drug test for 22+ substances; Maximum drug screening; Most comprehensive urine panel

Clinical Context

Most comprehensive substance screening for complex cases, forensic situations, or comprehensive addiction assessment.

RVU Information

CPT G0483 does not have a physician work RVU assigned by CMS. Reimbursement for this code is determined by payer-specific fee schedules.

Billing & Documentation

G-codes are CMS-specific HCPCS codes for services not covered by standard CPT. Documentation requirements follow the same standards as the equivalent CPT service. Check Medicare LCD/NCD policies for coverage criteria.

How This Code Compares

This code has a work RVU of 0.00, meaning it does not have a physician work component assigned by CMS. In the G Codes category, 85% of codes share this characteristic.

Specialties

Addiction MedicineForensic MedicineOccupational Health

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CPT code G0483?

CPT G0483 (Drug test def 22+ classes) is a G Codes code. Drug screen using definitive methodology analyzing 22 or more drug classes from single specimen.

Who uses CPT code G0483?

CPT G0483 is used by Addiction Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Occupational Health. Most comprehensive substance screening for complex cases, forensic situations, or comprehensive addiction assessment.

When is CPT G0483 used?

Most comprehensive substance screening for complex cases, forensic situations, or comprehensive addiction assessment.

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