CPT 92507 goes away on January 1, 2027. In its place are ten timed SLP treatment codes, and what you bill now depends on what you worked on and for how long. Enter your session minutes to see which new codes you’d bill, how many units, and what they pay where you practice.
For example, a 60-minute speech sound and language session bills 92660 plus two 92661, about $126 at the national rate.
Pick where you practice, check what you worked on, and enter the minutes you spent on each. We’ll show you which of the new codes you’d bill and what Medicare pays for them.
| Code | What it’s for | 2027 rate |
|---|
2027 Medicare rates for sessions in a home or clinic (non-facility), from the CY 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule final rule released November 4, 2026. Medicaid and commercial plans set their own rates. This tool estimates codes from the minutes you enter; what you bill should always match what your session note documents.
Each area of treatment now has its own pair of timed codes. Bill the base code for the first 30 minutes in that area and the add-on for each extra 15 minutes.
| What you treated | First 30 minutes | Each extra 15 minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Fluency | 92654 | 92655 |
| Speech sound | 92656 | 92657 |
| Language | 92658 | 92659 |
| Speech sound + language | 92660 | 92661 |
| Voice, upper airway, resonance | 92662 | 92663 |
Count the minutes your note documents for each area, then use this table.
| Minutes on that area | What you bill |
|---|---|
| Under 16 | Nothing for that area |
| 16 to 37 | Base code |
| 38 to 52 | Base code + one add-on |
| 53 to 67 | Base code + two add-ons |
| 68 to 82 | Base code + three add-ons |
Starting January 1, 2027, CPT 92507 is replaced by ten timed treatment codes in five pairs: fluency (92654 and 92655), speech sound production (92656 and 92657), language (92658 and 92659), speech sound and language combined (92660 and 92661), and voice, upper airway, and resonance (92662 and 92663). The first code in each pair covers the first 30 minutes, and the second is an add-on for each extra 15 minutes.
Each area needs at least 16 minutes to bill. From 16 to 37 minutes, bill the base code. From 38 to 52 minutes, add one add-on unit. From 53 to 67 minutes, add two. From 68 to 82 minutes, add three.
No. If you treat both speech sound production and language in one session, add the minutes together and bill the combined code, 92660, plus 92661 add-ons. You can’t bill 92656 and 92658 side by side.
Yes. 92507 is deleted from the CPT code set, which nearly every payer uses, so the new codes apply to Medicaid and commercial plans too. What each payer pays for them is set separately, and some payers may switch on their own timeline.
G0903 is a Medicare-only code for pediatric speech, language, voice, and communication treatment, finalized by CMS on November 4, 2026. It’s billed once per session regardless of length. Medicaid and commercial plans aren’t required to use it.
Yes. Enter your name, email, phone number, and city once to open it. After that, it opens right away on the same device.
For the full picture, read our guide to what’s replacing 92507 and our guide to Medicaid and commercial plans. Reviewed by Lindy Myers, M.S., CCC-SLP, Clinical Lead at Coral Care.