UCR 238: Current Urocuff coding, how to code for the Revi, can 91122 be done in the office, and prostate cancer "active surveillance" E/M problem level

April 11, 2025

Scott and Mark discuss questions that came into the PRS Helpdesk:

1. Hello, Some years ago we were using the SRS urocuff. Can you tell me what the current codes are? I know this has been mentioned at the seminars- cannot find the slide :( Thanks
2. How are groups coding for the new Revi procedure for urge incontinence, urgency of urination, for both professional and facility fees. Is it best to use a 0817T or a 64581 w/ crosswalk? Cannot find a lot of information about this. Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
3. I would like your thoughts about the use of Pelvic Floor rehab CPT code 91122 in a urology practice. The company UroVal Inc. is promoting this procedure for urologists to perform in the office setting.
4. E/M question pls. Thank you! For a follow up office visit, Pt has prostate cancer, and he is on "Active Surveillance". For Problem Component of E/M, would you consider pCA on Active Surveillance is a Moderate VS a Low-level problem? (as opposed to personal history of pCA - Watchful Waiting). I think it's a moderate level 4, but would like to hear your opinion, thank you!!

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