Endovascular Revascularization Coding Updates: What’s New in 2026

Course Description

Lower Extremity Peripheral Vascular Disease (PAD) is a serious condition that affects millions of people worldwide. PAD is painful, debilitating, and has a huge impact on the patient’s quality of life.

There are so many risks associated with the procedures to do this. Opening the vasculature can be lengthy and fraught with complications using the old techniques to complete them. There has been so much research and the introduction of new technology into the dilemma.

The previous codes did not keep up with the new technology. To answer this, the AMA deleted all previous codes for Endovascular Revascularization, and we have a whole new section with all new codes.

Understanding the need for the new codes allows the coder to reason through their surgery reports. For example, the old code set was based on territory. The new set allows for this and adds access, imaging, and additional services that may be required and if these are bundled or billed separately.

This presentation will break these things down along with the new codes. Keeping in mind, there i9s no crossover, they are new codes and must be treated as new information.

Learning Objectives

• What is Endovascular Revascularization?
• Why is this considered a separate section?
• What is bundled?
• Are there modifiers if services are not bundled?
• The hierarchy of the codes and their selection is explained
• What are bypass grafts?
• The major changes are across Interventional Radiology, Diagnostic Imaging, Cardiology, and Vascular Surgery
• There are 46 brand new codes introduced for Endovascular Revascularization

Areas Covered in the Session

• An overview of why Endovascular Revascularization is now recognized as a separate CPT section
• A clear discussion of bundled services within the new code structure
• Guidance on identifying situations where services may not be bundled and whether modifiers apply
• A step by step review of code hierarchy and proper code selection
• An explanation of bypass grafts and how they are addressed in the new coding framework
• A review of the major coding changes affecting Interventional Radiology, Diagnostic Imaging, Cardiology, and Vascular Surgery
• An introduction to the 46 newly established Endovascular Revascularization codes and how they are applied
• Live Q&A Session

Suggested Attendees

• Interventional Radiology Coders
• Cardiovascular Coders
• Vascular Surgery Coders
• Diagnostic Imaging Coders
• Medical Coders Seeking Updates on New CPT Sections
• Medical Billers Working with Vascular and Cardiovascular Services
• Office Managers Supporting IR, Cardiology, and Vascular Practices
• Compliance Professionals and Auditors Involved in Vascular Services
• Revenue Cycle and Coding Managers
• Clinical Documentation Improvement Professionals
• Practice Administrators Supporting Procedural Services

About the Presenter

Alice Marie Reybitz is an RN in the State of Florida. She has been a Biller and Coder since 1998. She has worked undercover for the FBI in Medicare fraud. She has been a nursing and a coding instructor. She has spoken at AHIMA and AAPC symposiums and conferences. She has written several articles for professional coding journals. She just recently earned her Certified Death Doula Designation to assist Hospice patients and their families.

Additional Information:

After Registration: You will receive an email with login information and handouts (presentation slides) that you can print and share with all participants at your location.

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• Headset: Any decent headset and microphone which can be used to talk and hear clearly

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