Composite Measures

Composite Measures capture aggregated quality outcomes that combine multiple performance elements into single tracking metrics. These CPT codes run from 0001F–0015F and represent summarized measures used for composite performance reporting.

Diagnostic/Screening Processes or Results

Diagnostic/Screening Processes or Results record findings, screening tests, and diagnostic processes used to assess patient status and risk. The CPT range 3006F–3776F covers numerous specific screening results and diagnostic process codes for quality reporting.

Follow-up or Other Outcomes

Follow-up or Other Outcomes document post-intervention follow-up status, outcome measures, and subsequent clinical results after care. These codes occupy CPT 5005F–5250F and include multiple outcome and follow-up-specific entries for performance tracking.

Non-Measure Category II Codes

Non-Measure Category II Codes provide supplemental administrative or contextual descriptors not used as formal quality measures. The small block CPT 9001F–9007F contains seven codes designated for non-measure reporting and related administrative details.

Patient History

Patient History codes capture documented history elements, risk factors, and historical data points relevant to clinical encounters. The CPT range 1000F–1505F includes numerous specific history components used for standardized documentation and quality metrics.

Patient Management

Patient Management codes describe care coordination, counseling, decision-making, and management actions performed during an encounter. These CPT codes span 0500F–0584F and cover a variety of documented management activities for quality reporting.

Patient Safety

Patient Safety codes record safety checks, adverse event monitoring, infection control, and safety-related actions taken to protect patients. The CPT block 6005F–6150F contains codes focused on safety processes and event documentation for performance measurement.

Physical Examination

Physical Examination codes enumerate documented exam elements and objective findings from clinical physical assessments. The CPT range 2000F–2060F includes specific exam component codes used to standardize and track documented physical exam findings.

Structural Measures

Structural Measures capture facility, staffing, equipment, and organizational attributes that support care delivery rather than patient-level outcomes. These CPT codes run from 7010F–7025F and represent structural quality indicators for performance assessments.

Therapeutic, Preventive or Other Interventions

Therapeutic, Preventive or Other Interventions document treatments, preventive actions, counseling, and procedural interventions provided to patients. The CPT range 4000F–4563F covers a wide array of intervention and preventive service codes used in quality measurement.