Take a peek at new codes and new (proposed) services

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Article Overview

This article previews newly proposed CPT and HCPCS items expected in the 2025 coding cycle and explains the broader CMS context around valuation, pricing, and coverage status. It is aimed at coders, billing staff, and specialty practices that need to track upcoming changes affecting surgery, radiology, telemedicine, genetics, infectious disease, and other services.

Why This Topic Matters

These proposed additions can affect how practices prepare for future documentation, reporting, and reimbursement workflows. The article helps readers understand which specialties and service categories may be affected and how CMS is viewing the proposed changes at a high level.

Article Sections

  1. Proposed 2025 code additions and CMS valuation context

    Introduces the upcoming code proposals and the general CMS fee schedule context in which they are being discussed. Covers multiple service areas that may be affected in the 2025 coding cycle.

  2. Specialty-specific proposed services

    Reviews proposed additions spanning skin, hand surgery, oncology-related procedures, urology, thoracic procedures, radiology, neurosurgery, thyroid treatment, telemedicine, genetics, and infectious disease. The discussion focuses on the categories of services and the organizations involved in evaluating them.

  3. Inpatient and observation infectious disease add-on service

    Describes a proposed add-on service tied to infectious disease consultation in hospital inpatient and observation settings. The section explains the broader purpose of the proposal and its relationship to existing hospital E/M services.

What You Will Learn

  • Which broad service categories are included in the proposed 2025 coding updates
  • How CMS is discussing valuation and coverage status for selected proposed services
  • Which specialties are most directly affected by the proposed additions
  • How proposed add-on services fit into broader hospital and outpatient coding workflows

Who Should Read This

  • Medical coders
  • Billing staff
  • Compliance teams
  • Specialty practice administrators
  • Physician group leadership
  • Revenue cycle professionals

Codes Discussed

Code Ranges Discussed


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