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96417 Chemotherapy intravenous infusion each additional seq

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Also known as: sequential chemo infusion, additional sequential chemotherapy

Chemotherapy anti-neoplastic agent administration by intravenous infusion, each additional sequential infusion.

In Plain Language

additional sequential cancer medicine

Clinical Context

Each additional sequential intravenous chemotherapy infusion when multiple different agents are administered in sequence.

RVU Breakdown

Work RVU0.21
Total RVU0.21

Est. Medicare Payment

$7.01

National estimate based on 2026 CMS PFS Conversion Factor ($33.40). Actual payment varies by locality (GPCI adjustment).

Billing & Documentation

Medicine section codes cover a wide range of non-surgical services. Documentation should include the clinical indication, procedure details, interpretation (if applicable), and any patient-specific findings.

How This Code Compares

With a work RVU of 0.21, this code ranks in the 13th percentile among Medicine codes — 3.7x below the median (0.78). The highest wRVU in this category is 23.92.

Specialties

OncologyHematology

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CPT code 96417?

CPT 96417 (Chemotherapy intravenous infusion each additional seq) is a Medicine code. Chemotherapy anti-neoplastic agent administration by intravenous infusion, each additional sequential infusion.

Who uses CPT code 96417?

CPT 96417 is used by Oncology, Hematology. Each additional sequential intravenous chemotherapy infusion when multiple different agents are administered in sequence.

When is CPT 96417 used?

Each additional sequential intravenous chemotherapy infusion when multiple different agents are administered in sequence.

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