| 67028 | The provider injects a medication into the vitreous chamber of the eye as an isolated procedure or a separate procedure unrelated to any other procedure being performed on the eye. | 55,100 | $160 | $8.6M |
| J9035 | Injection, bevacizumab, 10 mg | 42,420 | $60 | $2.3M |
| 92134 | The provider performs computerized diagnostic imaging of the retina in the posterior segment (back part) of the eye, interprets the data, and provides a report. The service may be on one or both eyes. | 52,030 | $40 | $2.1M |
| 67210 | The provider destroys a lesion of the retina using a laser beam that heats up the tissue. | 8,900 | $220 | $2M |
| 67500 | In this procedure, the provider injects medicine into the space behind the eyeball, to treat an eye condition. | 28,670 | $50 | $1.5M |
| 92235 | The provider uses a special dye, fluorescein that causes the blood vessels in the one or both eyes to stand out in photographic images taken with the use of multiframe timing, or serial images, taken… | 21,070 | $70 | $1.5M |
| 67228 | In retinopathy, tiny new vessels grow profusely and fibrous tissue proliferates in between the layers of the retina, which may extend into the optic nerve and vitreous, clear gel that fills the space… | 7,210 | $190 | $1.3M |
| 92250 | Code 92250 describes the taking of fundus photographs, that is, photographs of the posterior segment of the inner aspect of the eye, to document alterations in the optic nerve head, retinal vessels,… | 24,900 | $40 | $1M |
| 92012 | For this CPT code, an Ophthalmologist sees an established patient for an intermediate level eye examination. Generally, a patient is considered to be "established" if the same physician, or any… | 15,870 | $60 | $888.4K |
| 76512 | The provider uses B–scan ultrasound imaging, with or without a non–qualitative A–scan superimposed, to examine the intraocular and orbital structures. | 20,940 | $40 | $879.4K |