CPT code 46614 denotes an anoscopy with active control of bleeding using techniques such as injection, cautery (bipolar or unipolar), laser, heat probe, stapler, or plasma coagulation. This procedure is commonly performed when there is identifiable anorectal bleeding requiring targeted visualization and hemostasis. Nationally, accurate coding for this procedure matters for clinical documentation, outpatient surgical workflows, and payer adjudication in ambulatory and hospital outpatient settings.

Key payers in the analysis include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, UnitedHealthcare, and Medicare. Readers will find a concise overview of the code’s clinical intent, typical sites of service, and the kinds of interventions bundled under the code. The publication provides benchmarking context and policy-relevant notes useful for billing and compliance teams, clinical leaders, and revenue cycle stakeholders. It also outlines the clinical context in which the procedure is used and what documentation elements are most relevant for payer review.

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