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Z150Other areas - General anaesthetic - two lesions

OHIP Psychiatric Code — INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM SURGICAL PROCEDURES · Schedule of Benefits

Other areas - General anaesthetic - two lesions. As a surgical procedure, it includes the common elements of insured services as described in the Schedule on pages -. Specific elements for surgical assistants and anaesthesiologists are detailed on pages and respectively.

When to Use

  • Use Z150 when performing the excision or treatment of exactly two distinct lesions under general anaesthetic in 'other' (non-specified) anatomical areas.
  • Select Z150 when the procedure is performed in a hospital setting where general anaesthesia is required, distinguishing it from local anaesthetic codes like Z151.

Common Pitfalls

  • Billing Z150 for a single lesion; this code specifically requires two lesions to be treated to be eligible for the fee.
  • Attempting to bill Z150 in conjunction with other excision codes for the same anatomical site, which often triggers a 'duplicate service' rejection or requires a manual override for distinct sites.
  • Failing to document the specific anatomical locations of both lesions, which is required to justify the 'two lesions' billing criteria during an audit.

Billing Tips

  • Ensure the operative report explicitly states that general anaesthesia was utilized, as this is a mandatory requirement for the Z150 fee structure.
  • If treating more than two lesions, Z150 is not the appropriate code; you must use the specific codes for multiple lesions or the appropriate 'each additional' codes as defined in the Schedule.
Provider Fee$71.80
Surgical Assistant Fee$77.46
Anaesthetist Fee$95.76
Non-Anaesthetist Fee$95.76

Effective: April 1, 2026

Category

M. Integumentary System Surgical Procedures

Subcategory

INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM SURGICAL PROCEDURES

Service Type

Surgical

Code Classes

Musculoskeletal System Surgical Procedures

For those procedures prefixed with a “Z” by a surgical specialist who has assessed the patient prior to admission in respect of the same illness, admission assessments are deemed to be a specific re-assessment or medical specific re-assessment.

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