Breast tomosynthesis bi
77062 is bilateral diagnostic tomosynthesis. 77063 is limited to screening and is paired with 77067. For Medicare diagnostic tomosynthesis, report G0279 instead.
CMS RVU26D · Effective 2026-10-01
Report bilateral screening breast tomosynthesis as an add-on when three-dimensional images of both breasts are acquired and interpreted with a screening mammogram. Compare 77063 office and facility rates across CMS payment localities in Maine.
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$48.29–$50.46
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Radiology
Report bilateral screening breast tomosynthesis as an add-on when three-dimensional images of both breasts are acquired and interpreted with a screening mammogram.
This service adds tomosynthesis images of both breasts to a screening mammogram. An x-ray tube moves across each compressed breast, and the acquired images are reconstructed into thin slices that help the radiologist assess overlapping tissue. A mammography technologist obtains the images in a hospital outpatient department, freestanding imaging center, or mobile mammography unit. The radiologist interprets the tomosynthesis images alongside the screening mammogram’s standard or synthesized two-dimensional images.
Report 77063 once with bilateral screening mammography code 77067 when tomosynthesis of both breasts is performed and interpreted; it cannot be reported alone. The report should document bilateral tomosynthesis and its interpretation. As an add-on, 77063 is paid within the primary procedure’s global period. Its price already accounts for both breasts, so modifier 50 does not increase payment. Modifier 26 identifies the radiologist’s interpretation, modifier TC identifies the equipment and staff portion, and an unmodified claim represents the global service. For Medicare diagnostic tomosynthesis, use G0279 with the applicable diagnostic mammography code instead.
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Office rates for Maine, from the same CMS release.
Breast tomosynthesis bi
77062 is bilateral diagnostic tomosynthesis. 77063 is limited to screening and is paired with 77067. For Medicare diagnostic tomosynthesis, report G0279 instead.
G0279 is Medicare’s tomosynthesis add-on for diagnostic mammograms reported with 77065 or 77066. Use 77063 when bilateral tomosynthesis accompanies a screening mammogram.
77067 reports bilateral screening mammography and is the required primary code. Add 77063 when bilateral screening tomosynthesis images are also acquired and interpreted.
Breast tomosynthesis uni
77061 describes diagnostic tomosynthesis of one breast. 77063 covers tomosynthesis of both breasts with a screening mammogram.
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$48.29
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$50.46
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No. It is an add-on to bilateral screening mammography code 77067 and is reported when bilateral screening tomosynthesis is also performed.
Medicare uses add-on code G0279 with diagnostic mammography code 77065 or 77066. Do not use 77063 for diagnostic tomosynthesis.
No. Report one unit for tomosynthesis of both breasts. The code is already priced as bilateral, so modifier 50 does not increase payment.
The radiologist reports 77063-26 for the interpretation, while the hospital bills for the technical service. A freestanding imaging center may report 77063-TC for its technical portion or the unmodified global code when it furnishes both portions.
Report the diagnostic mammogram when performed, adding G0279 if diagnostic tomosynthesis is performed. Medicare requires modifier GG on the diagnostic mammography code when screening and diagnostic mammograms are performed for the same patient on the same day.
FeeBase calculates base physician payments from CMS work, practice-expense, and malpractice RVUs, adjusted by each locality’s geographic indices and the applicable conversion factor. Unavailable or separately priced services are labeled rather than assigned a made-up amount.
Source: RVU26D. Effective 2026-10-01 through the day before 2027-01-01.