CPT Code 0667TComplete Billing & Coding Guide (2026)Don hysterectomy rcp uter
About CPT 0667T
CPT 0667T is a Current Procedural Terminology code in the Other category maintained by the American Medical Association. The CMS short descriptor reads "Don hysterectomy rcp uter". For the full AMA long descriptor and clinical guidance, refer to the current CPT code manual.
Documentation specificity, correct ICD-10 linkage, and modifier accuracy determine whether 0667T pays cleanly or triggers a denial. Verify CMS National Physician Fee Schedule status, applicable Medicare LCDs, and any payer-specific medical policies before submission.
0667T has 10 NCCI bundling edit pairs documented. Run your scrubber against the NCCI quarterly update before submission. When clinically warranted, use modifier 59 or the X-modifiers (XE, XS, XP, XU) to bypass an indicator-1 edit, with chart documentation supporting the distinct service.
Code Properties
RVU Breakdown
Every CPT code’s Medicare payment is calculated from three Relative Value Unit components: physician work, practice expense, and malpractice. Together they multiply by the conversion factor to produce the payment amount.
Payment = Total RVU × Conversion Factor ($33.4009) × Geographic Adjustment (GPCI). National averages shown. Actual payment varies by locality.
NCCI Bundling Edits
10 pairsThese codes trigger National Correct Coding Initiative edits when billed with 0667T. An indicator of 0 means the pair cannot be unbundled. Indicator 1 means modifier 59 or X-modifiers may allow separate billing with supporting documentation.
0667T + 0071T: hard bundle (indicator 0)
The most-asked bundling question on this code. Verdict pulled from the current NCCI quarterly file.
Modifier indicator 0 means this edit cannot be bypassed. Do not append modifier 59 or X-modifiers. The bundled code must be written off, or, if clinically inappropriate, the entire claim reconsidered.
More extensive procedure
Billing 0667T alongside a bundled code without the correct modifier generates CARC 97 denials. Payers often flag these as audit risks. Document medical necessity for the separate service and apply modifier 59 or the appropriate X-modifier (XE, XS, XP, XU) only when clinically justified.
More extensive procedure
More extensive procedure
Anesthesia service included in surgical procedure
Anesthesia service included in surgical procedure
Anesthesia service included in surgical procedure
Misuse of Column Two code with Column One code
Misuse of Column Two code with Column One code
Standards of medical/surgical practice
Standards of medical/surgical practice
Misuse of Column Two code with Column One code
Bundling denials on 0667T are recoverable when the edit indicator is 1 and the chart documents a distinct, separately identifiable service. Our coders verify the indicator and pick the precise X-modifier (XE, XS, XP, XU) instead of defaulting to modifier 59.
Got a CO-97 on 0667T and 0071T? Send us the EOB before you write it off.
Indicator 0 means no modifier bypasses the edit. A real coder should confirm before the charge is written off. Some look-alike edits get appealed successfully on documentation grounds.
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Applicable Modifiers
Modifiers commonly paired with 0667T based on its category. Apply only when the clinical circumstance warrants. Incorrect modifier use is a top audit target.
Modifier audits catch what scrubbers miss. Our AAPC-certified team reviews every modifier choice on 0667T against the chart documentation before submission, surfacing missed and misapplied modifiers across the practice.
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Everything about CPT 0667T
What does CPT code 0667T cover?
CPT 0667T is a Current Procedural Terminology code in the Other category maintained by the American Medical Association. The CMS short descriptor reads "Don hysterectomy rcp uter". For the full AMA long descriptor and clinical guidance, refer to the current CPT code manual.
What is the Medicare payment for CPT 0667T?
The national average Medicare payment for CPT 0667T is approximately $0 in a non-facility setting and $0 in a facility setting. Actual payment varies by locality based on GPCI adjustments. Total RVU is 0 with a conversion factor of $33.4009.
What is the global period for CPT 0667T?
CPT 0667T has no global period (indicator XXX). There are no post-operative day restrictions tied to this code. Refer to CMS National Physician Fee Schedule rules and any applicable NCCI edits when billing on the same date as other services.
What codes bundle with CPT 0667T?
CPT 0667T has NCCI Procedure-to-Procedure edits with 10+ codes including 0071T, 0072T, 01962. Modifier indicator 0 means the edit cannot be bypassed. Indicator 1 means modifier 59 or X-modifiers may allow separate billing with documentation.
CPT codes and descriptions are copyright of the American Medical Association. RVU values reflect current CMS publications. Actual payment varies by locality. Commercial payer rates vary by contract.
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