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C2616: reimbursement & related procedures.

C2616 is the HCPCS Level II device code (often searched as CPT C2616) for: Brachytherapy source, non-stranded, yttrium-90, per source. No public Medicare dataset shows who bills C2616: this class of device code never appears as its own paid line in Medicare's public claims files.

$17,771.01
2026 OPPS rate per source (APC 2616)
C2616
HCPCS Level II (OPPS-only device code)
2
Procedures it rides with
11,832
Medicare services across those procedures (2024)
The reimbursement

What does Medicare pay for C2616?

C2616 is a brachytherapy source (OPPS status indicator U) on APC 2616: Medicare pays hospitals $17,771.01 per source (2026 OPPS). In ambulatory surgical centers it is a brachytherapy source: paid separately at the OPPS rate.

OPPS status indicatorU
APCAPC 2616
ASC payment indicatorH2: a brachytherapy source: paid separately at the OPPS rate
Fee schedule2026 OPPS Addendum B / ASC addenda
The honest answer

Why nobody can show you who bills C2616.

No public CMS dataset carries C2616 utilization, at any grain. It is paid separately at OPPS rates, but facility claims are published only at APC grain, so the code never appears as its own line in any public file. The Medicare-visible side is the procedure, not the source.

Per-claim C-code detail exists only in restricted CMS research files that can't be used in a commercial product. So any site offering a "C2616 top billers" list is showing you something other than real data. We'd rather show you what actually exists: the procedures below are where this device shows up in Medicare's public data, and each one has a real who-bills answer.

New to this code class? Read how C-codes are reimbursed.

The visible side

The procedures C2616 rides with.

The device is invisible in the claims data. The procedures it's used in are not: each row below is public 2024 Medicare data.

CodeProcedure (CMS description)Providers (2024)Services
37243Occlusion of growths or obstructed vessels with review by…32210,658
79445Radioactive drug therapy through a tube inserted in an…631,174

The device never gets a public line. The procedures do. Prospect 811 ranks who performs them in your exact territory, with phone numbers and year-over-year history.

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Where this comes from. Payment status is CMS's own 2026 OPPS Addendum B and ASC addenda, labeled with the file year; codes with no separate payment render CMS's status in words, never a fake $0. Device-procedure pairings come from CMS's published pairings for pass-through devices plus the procedure codes each device class is documented to ride with. Related-procedure counts come from CMS's public Medicare Provider Utilization & Payment data for 2024 (traditional fee-for-service only; lines under 11 beneficiaries are suppressed by CMS before publication). No public CMS file carries per-code utilization for these device codes at any grain, and these pages say so instead of inventing it. Code descriptions are CMS's own HCPCS Level II text. Prospect 811 organizes public data; it doesn't add to or alter it. Not affiliated with or endorsed by CMS. Full detail on the data page.

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