Ophthalmology

92014 — Ophthalmological services; established patient, comprehensive, with medical decision making of moderate or higher complexity

This is a complete eye exam for an established patient that includes a detailed evaluation of the full visual system and requires medical decision-making of at least moderate complexity.

  • Typical setting: Eye doctor's office
  • National avg charge (illustrative): $120–$280 (comprehensive established patient ophthalmology exam)
  • Most-disputed reason: Billing 92014 for every established patient visit regardless of complexity — moderate-or-higher complexity medical decision-making must be documented to support the comprehensive exam code.

What it means

What 92014 actually means

This is a complete eye exam for an established patient that includes a detailed evaluation of the full visual system and requires medical decision-making of at least moderate complexity. It is the appropriate code for established patients with more complex eye conditions.

Common errors with this code

What goes wrong on real bills.

Most bills that look correct still contain at least one of these issues. Up to 49% of medical bills contain errors (CFPB).

If you see 92014 on your bill

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92014 FAQ

Plain-English answers.

What does 92014 usually cost?

$120–$280 (comprehensive established patient ophthalmology exam). Costs vary by region, payer contract, and whether the service was performed in a hospital outpatient department (which adds a facility fee) versus a free-standing clinic.

What's the most common billing error on 92014?

Billing 92014 for every established patient visit regardless of complexity — moderate-or-higher complexity medical decision-making must be documented to support the comprehensive exam code.

What should I do if I see 92014 on my bill?

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