G2183 HCPCS Level II Code: Documentation patient unable to communicate and informant not available
Medicare Coverage & Payment
- Medicare coverage: Carrier judgment (CMS coverage code C)
- Payment category: Service not separately priced (pricing indicator 00)
- BETOS: Z2
- Effective: January 1, 2021
Source: CMS HCPCS Level II release. Coverage codes indicate how Medicare treats the code, not whether a specific claim will be paid; payer policy and documentation still govern.
Official Registry Overview & Definition
Documentation patient unable to communicate and informant not available is a HCPCS Level II code (G2183) for a Medicare-covered supply, service, or procedure. Short description: Doc pt unable comm.
Nearest Codes in This Family
Official HCPCS Level II classifications closest to G2183 in its code family, with their registry titles.
- G2178 — Clinician documented that patient was not an eligible candidate for lower extremity neurological exam measure, for example patient bilateral amputee; patient has condition that would not allow them to accurately respond to a neurological exam (dementia, alzheimer's, etc.); patient has previously documented diabetic peripheral neuropathy with loss of protective sensation
- G2179 — Clinician documented that patient had medical reason for not performing lower extremity neurological exam
- G2180 — Clinician documented that patient was not an eligible candidate for evaluation of footwear as patient is bilateral lower extremity amputee
- G2181 — Bmi not documented due to medical reason or patient refusal of height or weight measurement
- G2182 — Patient receiving first-time biologic and/or immune response modifier therapy
- G2184 — Patient does not have a caregiver
- G2185 — Documentation caregiver is trained and certified in dementia care
- G2186 — Patient /caregiver dyad has been referred to appropriate resources and connection to those resources is confirmed
- G2187 — Patients with clinical indications for imaging of the head: head trauma
- G2188 — Patients with clinical indications for imaging of the head: new or change in headache above 50 years of age