CPT 27000
Global 090 ActiveTenotomy adductor hip perq
CPT 27000 Billing & Documentation Guide
CPT code 27000 (Tenotomy adductor hip perq) is classified under Surgery (Musculoskeletal) with a global period indicator of 090. The 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule assigns a work RVU of 5.6, a non-facility practice expense RVU of 4.67, and a malpractice RVU of 0.58, a total non-facility RVU of 10.85 and facility RVU of 10.85. With the current conversion factor of $33.4009, the national average non-facility reimbursement is approximately $370.24, though rates vary from $331.01 to $457.36 based on MAC locality and Geographic Practice Cost Indices (GPCIs).
When billing 27000, ensure documentation supports medical necessity and the specific components required for the code's level of service. For E/M codes, document MDM (medical decision-making) elements: problems addressed, data reviewed, and risk. For procedural codes, document the indication, technique, and any complications. Always verify NCCI edits before bundling 27000 with related codes; this code has 10 PTP bundling relationships on file (see table below).
Payment Status & Global Period
Active code (paid under MPFS)
90-day global period (major surgery: 1 day pre-op + procedure + 90 days post-op)
MUE Limit (Medically Unlikely Edits)
Submitting more than 1 units of 27000 for the same patient on the same date triggers automatic line denial unless an appropriate modifier and supporting documentation justify the higher quantity.
RVU Breakdown, CPT 27000
| Component | Non-Facility | Facility |
|---|---|---|
| Work RVU | 5.6 | 5.6 |
| Practice Expense RVU | 4.67 | 4.67 |
| Malpractice RVU | 0.58 | 0.58 |
| Total RVU | 10.85 | 10.85 |
| Conversion Factor | $33.4009 | |
2026 Medicare Reimbursement by State, CPT 27000
State-level averages across all MAC localities. Non-facility rates typically apply to office-based services; facility rates apply to hospital outpatient / inpatient.
| State | Non-Facility | Facility | Range (Non-Fac) | Localities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | $388.82 | $388.82 | $371.56 - $442.93 | 29 |
| Florida | $381.26 | $381.26 | $365.28 - $398.42 | 3 |
| Georgia | $359.31 | $359.31 | $349.27 - $369.35 | 2 |
| Illinois | $375.44 | $375.44 | $359.74 - $389.58 | 4 |
| Michigan | $360.78 | $360.78 | $351.33 - $370.23 | 2 |
| North Carolina | $344.96 | $344.96 | $344.96 - $344.96 | 1 |
| New York | $396.26 | $396.26 | $348.85 - $420.45 | 5 |
| Ohio | $348.98 | $348.98 | $348.98 - $348.98 | 1 |
| Pennsylvania | $362.22 | $362.22 | $348.54 - $375.9 | 2 |
| Texas | $359.63 | $359.63 | $346.99 - $370.09 | 8 |
Source: CMS PFSRVU 2026 · Updated 2026-04-01. Full locality-level detail available for all 53 states, contact us for custom reports.
NCCI Bundling Edits, CPT 27000
Procedure-to-procedure (PTP) edits. If you bill any of these codes with 27000 on the same date of service, review the modifier indicator and payer policy before submission.
| Partner Code | Relationship | Modifier Allowed | Rationale |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01995 | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | No | Anesthesia service included in surgical procedure |
| 0213T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | No | Misuse of Column Two code with Column One code |
| 0216T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | No | Misuse of Column Two code with Column One code |
| 0228T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | No | Standards of medical/surgical practice |
| 0230T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | No | Standards of medical/surgical practice |
| 0596T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | Yes | Standards of medical/surgical practice |
| 0597T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | Yes | Standards of medical/surgical practice |
| 0708T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | Yes | Standards of medical/surgical practice |
| 0709T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | Yes | Standards of medical/surgical practice |
| 0903T | Column 1 (primary), can be billed with modifier | Yes | CPT Separate procedure definition |
Frequently Asked Questions, CPT 27000
What does CPT code 27000 mean? +
CPT code 27000 represents: Tenotomy adductor hip perq. It's in the Surgery (Musculoskeletal) category with a global period of 090.
What is the Medicare reimbursement for CPT 27000? +
The 2026 Medicare national average non-facility payment for CPT 27000 is $370.24. Rates range from $331.01 to $457.36 across 53 states depending on MAC locality and GPCIs.
What modifiers can I use with CPT 27000? +
Surgery codes commonly use modifier 22 (increased procedural services), 50 (bilateral), 51 (multiple procedures), 52 (reduced services), 58/78/79 (staged, unplanned return, unrelated within global), 62 (co-surgeons), 80/82 (assistant surgeon), and 59 or the X{EPSU} subset for distinct procedural service.
What bundling edits apply to CPT 27000? +
This code has 10 NCCI PTP bundling relationships. See the NCCI Bundling section below for full list.
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Verified against the CMS 2026 code set on May 31, 2026.
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