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2026 CPT Code Updates: What Providers Need to Know

by | Posted: Jan 10, 2026 | Resources

2026 CPT Code Updates: What Providers Need to Know
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The 2026 CPT codes updates, effective January 1, 2026, streamline reporting for advanced digital health, improve clarity for complex procedures, and align coding with evolving technology and patient care. For providers, coders, and billing teams, proper preparation is critical to maintain compliance and ensure accurate reimbursement.

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Julie Clements, OSI’s Vice President of Operations, brings a diverse background in healthcare staffing and a robust six-year tenure as the Director of Sales and Marketing at a prestigious 4-star resort.
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