G8907 - Documentation that patient had no safety events during facility stay

Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System

Last updated: 11/28/2025

What is a HCPCS Code?

HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System) codes are used to identify medical procedures, supplies, and services for billing purposes. These codes help standardize how healthcare services are reported and billed across different providers and insurance companies.

Detailed Description

This code indicates that medical staff documented that you did not experience any of the following safety events during your stay at a healthcare facility: burns before being discharged, falls within the facility, wrong site/side/patient/procedure/implant events, or the need for hospital transfer or hospital admission when leaving the facility. This is a quality measure code used to track patient safety outcomes.

Additional Information

This is a reporting code used for quality measurement purposes, not a billable service. It documents the absence of specific safety events during a facility stay.

Category

Quality Reporting/Patient Safety Documentation

Medical Specialty

All specialties in healthcare facilities

Expected Costs

Your actual cost will depend on your insurance coverage, provider location, and specific circumstances.

What's Required Before This

  • Stay at a healthcare facility
  • Documentation of safety event status

What to Expect After

  • No specific follow-up required for this documentation code

Why Understanding This Code Matters

On Your Medical Bill

This code appears on your medical bills to identify the specific service, procedure, drug, or medical diagnosis you received. Understanding what it means helps you verify you're being charged correctly and know what to expect.

For Your Health

Knowing what this code represents helps you understand your treatment plan, ask better questions during appointments, and track your healthcare journey more effectively.

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