Medicare rates by code
These pages give Medicare’s national physician fee schedule amount for each billing code, from the CMS 2026 October release, effective Oct 1, 2026. Every figure comes from CMS’s own relative value files, which are archived and listed with their checksums in the release catalog. Each figure is a national amount before geographic adjustment, shown for an office and for a facility. Each code page also shows the localities in New Jersey, every state, and the code’s history by fee-schedule year.
Code families
1,000 codes with a national amount are grouped into 9 families by the kind of service. Each family page lists its codes with their national amounts, and each code links to its own page.
- Office and outpatient visits 9 codes
- Emergency department visits 5 codes
- Imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound) 406 codes
- Injections and nerve blocks 105 codes
- Physical medicine and rehabilitation 49 codes
- Chiropractic manipulation 3 codes
- Nerve conduction and EMG 25 codes
- Spine surgery 202 codes
- Orthopedic surgery 196 codes
Codes with a written explanation
These 28 pages also say, in our own words, what the code is and how it shows up on a bill.
Office visits
Emergency department
MRI and CT
Injections
Physical therapy
Chiropractic
- CPT 98940 Chiropractic manipulation, one to two regions
- HCPCS S9090 Spinal decompression traction
Surgery
- CPT 29881 Knee arthroscopy with meniscectomy
- CPT 63030 Lumbar laminotomy and discectomy, one level
- CPT 22551 Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF), one level
- CPT 22633 Lumbar fusion, combined posterior technique, one level
- CPT 22856 Cervical artificial disc replacement, one level
- CPT 27130 Total hip replacement
Ambulance
- HCPCS A0427 Ambulance, advanced life support, emergency (ALS1)
- HCPCS A0425 Ground ambulance mileage, per mile
Anesthesia
- CPT 00630 Anesthesia for lower-back procedures
Checking a figure or another code
The release catalog lists every physician fee schedule release we archive, with the CMS files and checksums behind it and the formula that turns them into a dollar amount. For any other code, state or date of service, use the Medicare rate lookup, which prices a bill under the release in force on its date of service.