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title: G2211 Usage Update (+T1D Seminar)
description: How many pediatricians are using the G2211?  What are they charging, how much are they being paid?  Let's look...
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# [G2211 Usage Update (+T1D Seminar)](https://chipsblog.pcc.com/g2211-usage-update-t1d-seminar)

 Written by [Chip Hart](https://chipsblog.pcc.com/author/chip-hart) | Sep 10, 2024 6:20:22 PM

With increasing discussion about the usage of G2211 brewing on SOAPM, at two consecutive chapter meetings (FL, NJ), and SOAPM, I thought I'd provide a real-time update about actual, real pediatric usage of this new an interesting CPT code.

Before you get the data, however, I want to draw your attention to this free webinar: "[A Novel Approach to the Diagnosis and Management of T1D in Children](https://events.zoom.us/ev/AqHPx85jTUULC9QFAu43z-pzpvQ_Bas06BG_loLYvfikhYuHW-tj~Ajwv1ah6uIB1BimDx2u4etijTkHqWaTbtq3TyuPF2xikLnQxNNF3bVnBQA)."  The topic of T1D is newly important to me for familial reasons and I have joined the chorus of voices drawing attention to this condition.

Back to the data.   For the first three months of the year, 25% of our clients used the G2211 code.  The average charge was ~$39 and the average payment was $8.50.   The clients, over that 3 month period, averaged 280 units each.  Remember, that average payment includes all the $0/non-coverage payments.  When it IS paid, it's closer to $16.  

Since then, however, usage has grown.  The average charge is still ~$39, and it looks like the payment is roughly the same.  However, the volume has increased significantly to roughly 650 units each.  And we're up to 60% of PCC clients actively using the code.  

Punchline:  More and more practices are using the code that the payors *want you to stop using.  *The G2211 was designed for pediatricians, has RVUs, and is designed to drive income to PCPs.  That's you.  Start billing this code, now.

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