HCPCS Level II · Miscellaneous services (temporary codes)
Q0114Fern test
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Source: CMS HCPCS quarterly update, October 2026. Page updated September 29, 2026.
About Q0114
Q0114 is an HCPCS Level II code in the Q series (miscellaneous services (temporary codes)), describing fern test.
It was added to HCPCS effective 01/01/1994, and its current record took effect 01/01/2020.
Its Medicare coverage code is "C", meaning coverage is left to the Medicare contractor's judgment.
Details
- Short description
- Fern test
- Date added
- 01/01/1994
- Action effective
- 01/01/2020
- BETOS
- T1H
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Common questions about Q0114
Is HCPCS Q0114 still valid?
- Yes. Q0114 is active in the CMS October 2026 HCPCS file.
Does Medicare cover Q0114?
- Its coverage code is "C": coverage is left to the Medicare contractor's judgment. Check the local coverage determination for your region.