HCPCS G2077 at Island Hospital

Periodic assessment; assessing periodically by an otp practitioner and includes a review of moud dosing, treatment response, other substance use disorder treatment needs, responses and patient-identified goals, and other relevant physical, nutrition and psychiatric treatment needs and goals; may be informed by administration of a standardized, evidence-based assessment, or the need and interest for harm reduction interventions and recovery support services (provision of the services by a medicare-enrolled opioid treatment program); list separately in addition to each primary code

Island Hospital, Anacortes

Description from CMS's HCPCS Level II code file.

What Island Hospital publishes for this code: as an outpatient

Island Hospital’s prices for HCPCS G2077, as an outpatient
Who paysHospital’s fee (lowest – highest)Doctor’s fee the hospital lists
Medicaid managed careInsurer rates$185 – $2013 plans—
UnknownInsurer rates$2101 plan—
Cash pricePaying yourself, without insurance——
List priceBefore any discount; few people pay it——

Lowest and highest amounts Island Hospital lists for this code as an outpatient, including lines it lists for both settings or without saying which. This is one line of a bill; most care brings several.

Bills to expect

The hospital’s fee is the price above. Doctors usually send their own bills. Their amounts here are what original Medicare allows in the rest of Washington for 2026, and a private-plan estimate of 118% to 179% of that (the range found across studies of what insurers pay doctors). Those are estimates, not quotes.

Bills to expect for HCPCS G2077 at Island Hospital
BillWhat it’s forOriginal Medicare allowsPrivate plan estimate
Hospital's feeThe hospitalThe clinic's facility fee, when the clinic belongs to the hospital—The price above
Doctor's visitThe doctor's practiceThe visit itself——

Original Medicare amounts are only for people on original Medicare. Your share depends on your plan’s deductible, copay and coinsurance.

Compare HCPCS G2077 at every Washington hospital, with Medicare’s reference amounts.