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    OpenPayerBilling CodesDrugs Administered Other than Oral MethodHCPCS hcpcs-j1932-lanreotide-injection-1mg
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    HCPCS Level II J1932: Injection, lanreotide, 1 mg

    HCPCS Level II code J1932 describes a medication administration billing unit for injection of lanreotide (cipla), specified as 1 mg per unit; the service represents a therapeutic injectable medication typically administered via intramuscular or deep subcutaneous injection in outpatient clinics, physician offices, or infusion centers and is used to bill for each 1 mg vial or dose of lanreotide provided to the patient.

    For related coverage guidance, see recent payer policy updates: Bendamustine Products Coverage Criteria, T-Cell Lymphoma Agents: Beleodaq, Istodax, Lymphir, Poteligeo, and Romidepsin, Brentuximab Vedotin (Adcetris®) Coverage Criteria.

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    Clinical Context

    A patient with a neuroendocrine tumor or acromegaly receives a physician-administered somatostatin analogue, formulated as lanreotide 1 mg for injection (J1932). Typical setting is an outpatient oncology, endocrinology, or infusion clinic staffed by physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and medical assistants. The patient arrives for a scheduled intramuscular or deep subcutaneous injection after review of prior imaging, laboratory results (including glucose and gallbladder monitoring when indicated), and verification of prior authorization and medication dosing. The clinical workflow includes medication reconciliation, verification of J1932 dose and lot number, informed consent and allergy check, preparation of the syringe or prefilled syringe per manufacturer instructions, administration using aseptic technique, observation for immediate adverse reactions for 15–30 minutes, documentation of injection site, lot number, dose, and any concurrent medications, and billing the appropriate HCPCS code J1932 with applicable modifier(s). Typical patient scenarios include maintenance therapy for metastatic neuroendocrine tumors to control hormone-related symptoms or for biochemical control in acromegaly after surgical or medical evaluation.

    Related CPT Codes

    CPT CodeDescriptionRelationship to This Procedure
    96372Therapeutic, prophylactic, or diagnostic injection (specify substance or drug); subcutaneous or intramuscularCommonly reported when a non-intravenous injection such as lanreotide is administered in an outpatient setting for a therapeutic purpose.
    96401Chemotherapy administration, subcutaneous or intramuscular; non-hormonal antineoplasticMay be reported when a clinician bills for administration of an antineoplastic agent by subcutaneous or intramuscular injection, depending on payer policy and drug classification.
    36415Collection of venous blood by venipunctureFrequently performed before or during therapy visits for monitoring labs (e.g., glucose, liver function) related to lanreotide therapy.
    99213Office or other outpatient visit for the evaluation and management of an established patient, typically 15 minutesOften billed for the office visit component when evaluation and management services are provided on the day of injection.
    96360Intravenous infusion, hydration; initial, 31 minutes to 1 hourData not available in the input.
    G0008Administration of influenza vaccine; physician or other qualified health care professionalData not available in the input.

    Related Modifiers

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    ModifierDescriptionWhen to Use
    78CPT modifier -78 indicates an unplanned, related return to the operating or procedure room by the same provider during the global postoperative period. It is appended when treatment for a…- Use modifier -78 when an unplanned, related complication during the original procedure’s global postoperative period requires the patient to return to a formal operating or procedure room and the…
    80CPT® Modifier 80 (Assistant Surgeon) is appended to a surgical CPT code when a physician (MD or DO) provides full, continuous assistance throughout the operative procedure. It is intended only for…- Use CPT Modifier -80 when a physician (MD or DO) serves as an assistant surgeon and provides full, continuous assistance throughout the entire operative procedure; append -80 to the surgical CPT…
    62Modifier 62 indicates that two surgeons function as co‑surgeons, each performing distinct parts of the same primary surgical procedure. It is appended to the primary procedure code (and any…- Use modifier -62 when two surgeons act as co‑surgeons (both primary surgeons) on a single definitive primary procedure, each performing distinct parts of the same surgical procedure (append -62 to…
    59Modifier 59 indicates a distinct procedural service when two procedures that are not normally billed together are clinically and procedurally separate. The CPT definition (as reiterated by CMS)…- Use modifier -59 to report a distinct procedural service when documentation supports that the procedure reported is not normally billed together with another service on the same day because of a…
    66Modifier 66 (Surgical Team) is used when three or more surgeons act as primary surgeons on a single, highly complex procedure. The AMA defines it for use when a surgical team — often composed of…- Use modifier 66 when three or more surgeons act as primary surgeons working collaboratively as a surgical team on a single, highly complex or difficult procedure (for example organ…

    Related Provider Taxonomies

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    Taxonomy Code
    2080P0206X
    363L00000X
    363A00000X
    251B00000X
    2084V0102X
    163WC1600X
    207QD0401X
    207RE0101X

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    Bendamustine Products Coverage Criteriablue cross blue shield - tennessee2027-01-30
    T-Cell Lymphoma Agents: Beleodaq, Istodax, Lymphir, Poteligeo, and RomidepsinMass General Brigham Health Plan2027-01-04
    Brentuximab Vedotin (Adcetris®) Coverage Criteriablue cross blue shield - tennessee2026-12-31
    Pemetrexed Coverageblue cross blue shield - tennessee2026-12-31
    Tumor Treatment Fields - Medical PolicyHealth-New-England2026-12-01
    Extracorporeal PhotopheresisCigna2026-11-15
    VonvendiCigna2026-11-15
    Hematology - AphexdaCigna2026-11-15
    Extracorporeal PhotopheresisCigna2026-11-15
    Yartemlea (narsoplimab-wuug) Coverage for TA-TMANeighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island2026-11-01

    Related Codes

    HCPCS-J0013-ESKETAMINE-NASAL-SPRAY-1MG

    HCPCS Level II J0013: Esketamine Nasal Spray, 1 mg

    HCPCS-J0120-INJECTION-TETRACYCLINE-250MG

    HCPCS Level II J0120: Injection, Tetracycline, up to 250 mg

    HCPCS-J0121-OMADACYCLINE-INJECTION-1MG

    HCPCS Level II J0121: Omadacycline Injection, 1 mg

    HCPCS-J0122-ERAVACYCLINE-INJECTION-1MG

    HCPCS Level II J0122: Injection, eravacycline, 1 mg

    HCPCS-J0129-ABATACEPT-INJECTION-10MG-PHYSICIAN-SUPERVISED

    HCPCS Level II J0129: Abatacept Injection, 10 mg

    HCPCS-J0130-INJECTION-ABCIXIMAB-10MG

    HCPCS Level II J0130: Injection abciximab, 10 mg

    HCPCS-J0131-INJECTION-ACETAMINOPHEN-10MG-PARENTERAL-ANALGESIC

    HCPCS Level II J0131: Injection, Acetaminophen 10 mg

    HCPCS-J0132-INJECTION-ACETYLCYSTEINE-100MG-INJECTABLE-MEDICATION

    HCPCS Level II J0132: Injection, Acetylcysteine 100 mg

    HCPCS-J0133-ACYCLOVIR-INJECTION-5MG

    HCPCS Level II J0133: Injection, Acyclovir 5 mg

    HCPCS-J0134-ACETAMINOPHEN-INJECTION-FRESENIUS-KABI-10MG

    HCPCS Level II J0134: Injection, Acetaminophen (10 mg)

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    1. 1.CPT® Codes and Descriptions. AAPC. Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.Maintains the CPT code set's official descriptions and guidelines, licensed from the American Medical Association, used as the definitional source for CPT codes on this page.
    2. 2.HCPCS Quarterly Update. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.CMS's quarterly release of HCPCS Level II codes and short/long descriptors, the source for HCPCS code definitions and update history.
    3. 3.ICD-10-CM Full Code List. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.CMS's complete ICD-10-CM diagnosis code list, used to cross-reference diagnosis codes associated with this procedure or service.
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