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MRI of a lower-extremity joint, without contrast
A magnetic resonance scan of a joint in the leg — usually the knee, but also the hip or ankle. It produces detailed pictures of soft tissue like cartilage, ligaments, and tendons without using dye.
MRI of the brain with and without contrast
A detailed magnetic resonance scan of the brain, performed twice — once without dye and once after contrast — to highlight blood vessels, tumors, infections, or areas of inflammation.
MRI of the lumbar spine, without contrast
A detailed scan of the lower back to look at discs, nerves, and the spinal canal without using dye.
CT of the abdomen and pelvis with contrast
A cross-sectional X-ray scan of the belly and pelvis with IV dye to highlight organs, blood vessels, and possible problem areas.
Diagnostic colonoscopy
A camera exam of the entire large intestine done with sedation, used to look for the cause of symptoms or to follow up on prior findings.
Colonoscopy with biopsy
A colonoscopy during which one or more tissue samples are taken for the lab to examine.
Sleep study (polysomnography), attended in a lab
An overnight sleep recording done in a sleep lab to look for sleep apnea, abnormal movements, or other sleep disorders.
Knee arthroscopy with meniscus repair/trim
A minimally invasive surgery that uses a small camera and instruments inserted through tiny incisions to repair or trim damaged cartilage in the knee.
Sleeve gastrectomy (bariatric surgery)
A weight-loss operation in which most of the stomach is removed, leaving a smaller, sleeve-shaped pouch.
Breast reduction (reduction mammaplasty)
Surgery to remove excess breast tissue, skin, and fat to reduce breast size and relieve related symptoms.
Physical therapy — therapeutic exercises
A physical therapy session focused on therapeutic exercise to improve strength, flexibility, or function. Billed in 15-minute units.
Psychotherapy, 60 minutes
A one-hour individual psychotherapy session with a licensed mental-health clinician.
Psychiatric diagnostic evaluation
An initial intake visit with a mental-health clinician to gather history and establish a diagnosis and treatment plan.
Aflibercept (Eylea) injection
An injection given into the eye to treat certain retinal conditions like wet macular degeneration or diabetic eye disease.
Infliximab (Remicade) infusion, per 10 mg
An IV infusion of a biologic medication used for autoimmune diseases like Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, rheumatoid arthritis, and psoriasis.
New patient office visit, 45 minutes
An office visit with a clinician you have not seen recently, lasting about 45 minutes of total provider time.
Echocardiogram, complete with Doppler
An ultrasound of the heart that shows the chambers, valves, and blood flow.
Total knee replacement
A surgery that replaces the damaged surfaces of the knee joint with metal and plastic components.
Lumbar epidural steroid injection
An injection of steroid medication near the nerves in the lower back, done under imaging guidance, to reduce inflammation.
Skin biopsy, tangential
Removal of a small surface sample of skin for the lab to examine.
Ultrasound of the abdomen, complete
An ultrasound exam of the upper abdomen — typically the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, and spleen.
Screening mammogram, bilateral
A routine breast X-ray used to screen for breast cancer in people without symptoms.
Annual wellness visit (Medicare)
A yearly Medicare visit focused on prevention — health risk assessment, screening planning, and a personalized prevention plan.
Diagnostic nasal/sinus endoscopy
A thin camera exam of the nasal passages and sinuses, often done in the ENT office.
Transforaminal epidural injection, lumbar/sacral
A targeted steroid injection near a specific spinal nerve root in the lower back, done under imaging guidance.
Major joint injection (knee, shoulder, hip)
An injection into a large joint — usually steroid or anesthetic — done in the office to reduce pain and inflammation.