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How Much Does Pharmacogenetic (Cytochrome) Testing Cost?
Medicare and private Insurance is now consistently reimbursing for pharmacogenetic testing in many diagnostic situations including adverse drug reactions or lack of response to medication, pain management, cancer management, and management of many co-morbid conditions. The CPT codes (provided for your guidance only) if you would like to confirm eligibility in advance. Please call 800-523-3080 for cash pay pricing. CYP2D6 CPT codes - 1 X 83891, 4 X 83892, 2 X 83901, 19 X 83914, 1 X 83909 CYP2C9 CPT codes - 1 X 83891, 3 X 83892, 1 X 83900, 2 X 83901, 11 X 83914, 1 X 83909 CYP2C19 CPT codes - 1 X 83891, 3 X 83892, 1 X 83900, 2 X 83901, 8 X 83914, 1 X 83909 CYP1A2 CPT codes - 1 X 83891, 2 X 83892, 2 X 83898, 2 X 83894 NAT2 CPT codes - 1 X 83891, 2 X 83892, 1 X 83900, 7 X 83914, 3 X 83901, 1 X 83909 DPD Enzyme CPT codes - 1 X 83891, 1 X 83892, 1 X 83898, 1 X 83894 UGT1A1 - 1 X 83891, 2 X 83892, 1 X 83898, 1 X 83894 5HTT - 1 X 83898, 1 X 83894, 1 X 83912
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