Procedure · Updated Aug 1, 2026

Drug test: CPT code and Medicare rate

A presumptive point-of-care drug screen read visually — the dip-card style test used most often in pain management, addiction treatment, and monitoring programs.

Also called: drug screen, urine drug screen, tox screen.

Usually billed as

80305

80305 has no national Medicare amount in the Q3 2026 release — its status is statutory exclusion. What Medicare pays depends on the circumstances of the individual claim.

A presumptive screen only flags what may be present. Confirming exactly which substance and how much requires separate definitive testing.

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Drug test: which code is it?

80305. A presumptive point-of-care drug screen read visually — the dip-card style test used most often in pain management, addiction treatment, and monitoring programs.

Drug test: how much does Medicare pay?

80305 has no national Medicare amount in the Q3 2026 release—its status is statutory exclusion. What Medicare pays depends on the specific circumstances of the claim.

Drug test: what else affects the billing?

A presumptive screen only flags what may be present. Confirming exactly which substance and how much requires separate definitive testing.

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