CPT code 76512 is A radiologist examines a two-dimensional ultrasound scan focused on the eye's tissue and structures. See what Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare look for before approving it, the conditions their guidelines cover, and what it typically costs.
A radiologist examines a two-dimensional ultrasound scan focused on the eye's tissue and structures.
Build a submission checklist for this study| Payer | Reviewed using | Guideline | Sections |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aetna | eviCore |
Pediatric and Special Populations Oncology Imaging Guidelines
2.0.2026, effective Sep 1, 2026
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1 that name this code |
| Anthem BCBS | Carelon | Current guideline | None found |
| Cigna | eviCore |
Pediatric and Special Populations Oncology Imaging Guidelines
2.0.2026, effective Sep 1, 2026
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1 that name this code |
| Medicare | CMS | — | None found |
| Original Medicare does not run a prior authorization program for outpatient imaging; claims are judged against the coverage policies above. Medicare Advantage plans set their own prior authorization rules. | |||
| UnitedHealthcare | UnitedHealthcare / eviCore |
Commercial and Exchange Cardiovascular and Radiology Imaging Guidelines
09.2026, effective Sep 1, 2026
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1 that name this code |
Guidelines collected from the payers' published documents on September 29, 2026. Payers revise these documents during the year. Open the guideline link to confirm the current version before you submit.
These are the clinical situations where payer guidelines discuss A radiologist examines a two-dimensional ultrasound scan focused on the eye's tissue and structures. Each has its own criteria for when the study is considered appropriate.
Commercial figures come from negotiated rates published by 554 hospitals; Medicare figures from CMS fee schedules. Rates vary widely by hospital and plan. Pricing data from CenterIQ.
Compare prior authorization requirements across payers