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CPT Range


CPT Type                                             CPT Range
Categorylll Codes                                 0001T – 9999T
Anesthesia Services                              00100 – 00999
Anesthesia Services                              01000 – 09999
Surgery: Integumentary                         10000 – 19999
Surgery: Muscloskeletal                        20000 – 29999
Surgery: Respiratory, Cardio
Hemic and Lymphatic                          30000 – 39999
Surgery: Digestive System                    40000 – 49999
Surgery: Urinary, Male Genital
Female Genital,
Maternity Care and Delivery Systems 50000 – 59999
Surgery: Endocrine, Nervous
Eye and Ocular Adnexa,
Auditory Systems                              60000 – 69999
Radiology Services                           70000 – 79999
Pathology and Laboratory Services   80000 – 89999
Medicine Evaluation &
Management Services                      90000 – 99999
Supplemental Services                    A0000 – V9999

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