Revenue Code

A Revenue Code is a set of standardized numerical categories used by healthcare providers and insurers in the United States to classify and bill different types of medical services and supplies. It ensures that services are consistently identified for billing, reimbursement, and record-keeping purposes. These codes help streamline communication between providers and payers, enabling efficient processing of claims. Revenue Codes are part of the uniform billing system, making sure that hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities report services accurately based on their function, location, or type of care provided.