CPT® 2014: Strengthen Your Bottom Line With These New and Revised PQRS Measures

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Article Overview

This article explains anesthesia-focused CPT 2014 updates affecting PQRS reporting and related performance measures. It is intended for anesthesia coders, billing staff, and compliance teams who need to track revisions in Category II reporting, temporary-to-permanent code shifts, and related anesthesia coding references. The discussion stays at a broad level while highlighting the main groups of changes and why they matter for accurate reporting and coding workflow.

Why This Topic Matters

These updates affect how anesthesia-related quality reporting is captured and monitored, which can influence coding accuracy, documentation review, and compliance processes.

Article Sections

  1. Two New Measures Look at Patient Transfers

    Introduces new Category II performance measures related to transfer of care from the anesthetizing location and explains the broader reporting context for anesthesia services.

  2. Four Codes Change Anesthesia Measure 193

    Summarizes revisions associated with an anesthesia temperature-management measure and notes the relationship to existing performance measurement reporting.

  3. Be Aware of Hypothermia Code Shifts

    Describes changes affecting temporary hypothermia codes and their movement into permanent status, along with related anesthesia reference points.

What You Will Learn

  • Which anesthesia-related PQRS and Category II updates are highlighted for CPT 2014
  • How the article frames changes in patient-transfer reporting
  • What broad categories of perioperative temperature-management revisions are discussed
  • How temporary hypothermia codes are transitioning into permanent status
  • Which anesthesia-related references are mentioned in connection with hypothermia reporting

Who Should Read This

  • Anesthesia coders
  • Medical billers
  • Revenue cycle staff
  • Compliance teams
  • Quality reporting staff

Codes Discussed


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