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2025 CPT code 84702

Quantitative measurement of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in blood.

Report 84702 only once per specimen even if multiple hCG results are generated (e.g., different dilutions). If hCG is measured in multiple specimens from different sources or at different times, report 84702 separately for each specimen.

Modifiers may be applicable.Modifier 91 is used for repeat laboratory tests performed on the same day.Modifier 90 indicates that the test was performed by an outside laboratory.

Medical necessity is based on the clinical indication for the test.This could include confirming pregnancy, evaluating pregnancy-related complications, monitoring certain tumors, etc.

The laboratory professional performs the analysis to quantitatively measure the hCG levels in the provided blood specimen.

IMPORTANT:For a qualitative hCG test (positive or negative), use 84703.For a urine pregnancy test, use 81025.

In simple words: This blood test measures the level of the pregnancy hormone, hCG. It is used to confirm pregnancy, track its progress, and investigate potential problems.It can also be used to detect certain kinds of tumors.

This code represents a quantitative test to measure the amount of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in a blood sample.It is used to confirm and monitor pregnancy, evaluate suspected ectopic pregnancies or miscarriages, and diagnose and monitor certain types of tumors.

Example 1: A woman suspects she is pregnant and her physician orders a quantitative hCG blood test to confirm the pregnancy and estimate gestational age., A woman presents with abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. A quantitative hCG test, along with other diagnostic procedures, is used to evaluate for a possible ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage., A man with a testicular tumor has a quantitative hCG test performed to aid in diagnosis and monitor treatment response.

Documentation should include the reason for the test (e.g., pregnancy confirmation, suspected ectopic pregnancy, tumor monitoring), relevant clinical findings, and the date and time of specimen collection.

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