HCPCS Is Composed of Level I and Level II Codes;

question 11

Multiple Choice

HCPCS is composed of Level I and Level II codes; the differences between the two levels are:

• A) Level I codes are used to report outpatient procedures and services, whereas Level II codes are used to report products, supplies, and services not included in Level I.
• B) Level I codes are maintained by the AMA, whereas Level II codes are developed by hospitals as part of their chargemaster.
• C) Level I codes are submitted separately from Level II codes for reimbursement.
• D) Insurance companies need Level II codes to process claims; insurers do not process Level I codes.

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