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Procedure Modifier Codes

Updated: 01/29/2025|Views: 4857

Procedure modifiers are used within the healthcare industry to identify specific modifiers to medical procedures or other services provided to patients. These codes correspond with the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) codes. You can edit the existing procedure modifier name or create new custom codes for any unlisted ones.

icon_warning.png Important Note: Procedure modifiers are not practice specific and are shared across all practices within the Tebra account. Any additions or modifications will affect the entire Tebra account and all practices associated with it.

You always begin with finding the procedure modifier before creating or editing a procedure modifier.

Find Procedure Modifier

  1. On the top menu bar, click Settings > Codes > Find Procedure Modifiers. The Find Procedure Modifier window opens.
  2. Enter all or part of a keyword for the procedure modifier in the Look For search box. Then, click Find Now and the search results are listed.
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New Procedure Modifier

  1. To prevent duplication, verify the procedure modifier is not in the system then click New at the bottom. The New Procedure Modifier window opens.
    Note: Once created, the new procedure modifier cannot be deleted and only the name can be edited.
  2. Enter the information.
    • Code: The code for the procedure modifier.
      Note: Once the procedure modifier is saved, the code entered cannot be edited.
    • Name: The name for the procedure modifier.
  3. Click Save. Repeat the steps for any additional new procedure modifiers. Once finished, log out and back into the Desktop Application (PM) to use the new procedure modifier(s).
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Edit Procedure Modifier

  1. Find the procedure modifier then double click to open it. The Edit Procedure Modifier window opens.
  2. Make the necessary changes to the name of the procedure modifier.
  3. Click Save. Log out and back into the Desktop Application (PM) to see the changes when using the procedure modifier.
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