Care setting rate rollup
Urgent Care
Office visits, wound repair, abscess treatment, foreign-body removal, and common diagnostic imaging for unscheduled ambulatory care.
A curated starter set for comparison—not a claim that every care setting bills every code, and not a utilization-weighted average.
At a glance
Q2 2014 compared with the prior available PFS release.
Payable codes
14 / 14
Changed this release
0
Largest increase
None
Largest decrease
None
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Current national rates Copy link
Q2 2014 releaseOffice (non-facility) amounts for professional services, GPCI 1.000, before sequestration.
| Code and service | Status | Office (non-facility) amount | Prior release | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visits and evaluation | ||||
| 99202 New Patient Office Visit, Level 2 | Active | $74.51 | — | — |
| 99203 New Patient Office Visit | Active | $108.18 | — | — |
| 99204 Long New Patient Office Visit | Active | $166.22 | — | — |
| 99212 Brief Follow-Up Office Visit | Active | $43.70 | — | — |
| 99213 Routine Follow-Up Office Visit | Active | $73.08 | — | — |
| 99214 Long Follow-Up Office Visit | Active | $107.83 | — | — |
| 99215 Longest Follow-Up Office Visit | Active | $144.37 | — | — |
| Office and procedural services | ||||
| 10060 | Active | $116.42 | — | — |
| 10120 | Active | $152.61 | — | — |
| 12001 | Active | $90.27 | — | — |
| 12002 | Active | $109.62 | — | — |
| 12011 | Active | $110.33 | — | — |
| Testing and diagnostics | ||||
| 73562 Knee Radiograph | Active | $38.33 | — | — |
| 73610 Ankle Radiograph | Active | $34.39 | — | — |
Every code links to its contracted-rate (% of Medicare) table and a full RVU breakdown, plus billing-policy context and rate history.
How often these codes appear in Medicare Copy link
Across Original Medicare nationally in CY2024, the covered codes on this page accounted for the activity below. This is use by clinicians of all specialties—not a Urgent Care utilization mix—and it is on a different publication cycle from the fee schedule.
Services
219.0M
Times these codes were billed
Allowed dollars
$23.5B
Across covered Medicare FFS services
Most used in this set
99214
103.7M services
Coverage: 14 of 14 displayed codes. HCPCS Level II and excluded drug codes may not appear in this utilization dataset.
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Get notified when Urgent Care rates change
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Source & method Copy link
Amounts computed from the CMS Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Q2 2014 release , GPCI 1.000, before the ~2% sequestration cut. This is our own clean-room grouping by common clinical scenario, not the AMA’s code-family taxonomy. It is a curated starter set, not a utilization-weighted specialty mix. A code with no amount is either not separately payable under the PFS or absent from the release—never a fake $0.
Urgent care is a care setting, not a rendering-provider specialty. CMS defines it as place of service 20, which uses the Office (non-facility) PFS rate. The public Provider and Service utilization file collapses exact place of service to facility versus non-facility, so this curated list is not presented as an exact POS 20 utilization mix or a utilization-weighted average.