CPT & ICD-10 Codes for IUD Insertion and Removal: Complete Guide

Need the correct medical billing codes for IUD insertion and removal? Below is a quick summary for CPT IUD insertion codes, CPT removal codes, the Mirena J code, J7298, and the ICD-10 diagnosis code used for encounters. These codes apply to Mirena, Kyleena, Skyla, Paraguard, and Liletta IUDs and help ensure accurate claim processing.

Quick Answer: CPT & ICD-10 Codes for IUD Procedures

• CPT code for IUD insertion: 58300

• CPT code for IUD removal: 58301

• CPT code for IUD removal & reinsertion: 58300 + 58301 (append modifier if required)

• ICD-10 code for IUD encounter: Z30.430 (insertion), Z30.432 (removal), Z30.433 (removal + reinsertion)

• Mirena J code: J7298

• Kyleena J code: J7296

• Skyla J code: J7301

• Liletta J code: J7297

• Paragard J code: J7300

What Is the CPT Code for IUD Insertion?

CPT Code: 58300 — Insertion of Intrauterine Device

Use CPT code 58300 for placing any IUD, including:

• Mirena

• Kyleena

• Skyla

• Paragard

• Liletta

This code covers the procedure only, not the device itself.

When to Use Modifier 25

If the patient has a separate, significant E&M visit the same day (e.g., counseling + insertion):

• Append Modifier -25 to the E&M code

What Is the CPT Code for IUD Removal?

CPT Code: 58301 — Removal of Intrauterine Device

Use this when removing an IUD without complications.

Complicated Removal?

If hysteroscopy is required, instead use:

• CPT Code 58562 — Hysteroscopy with removal of impacted device

CPT Code for IUD Removal & Reinsertion Same Visit

Code Combination

• 58301 — IUD removal

• 58300 — IUD insertion

When to Add Modifiers

Your payer may require:

• Modifier 51 — Multiple procedures

• Modifier 25 — Separate E&M on same day (if performed)

IUD Device Billing (J Codes)

J-Codes for IUDs

ICD-10 Codes for IUD Visit

ICD-10 Code for IUD Insertion

• Z30.430 — Encounter for IUD insertion

ICD-10 Code for IUD Removal

• Z30.432 — Encounter for IUD removal

ICD-10 Code for Removal & Reinsertion

• Z30.433 — Encounter for removal and reinsertion

Other Helpful ICD-10 Codes

Billing Example: IUD Insertion

Example Codes

• 58300 — IUD insertion

• J7298 — Mirena device

• Z30.430 — Encounter for IUD insertion

If counseling visit occurred same day:

• 99213-25 — Office visit + modifier 25

Billing Example: IUD Removal

Example Codes

• 58301 — IUD removal

• Z30.432 — Encounter for IUD removal

Common Questions

Does CPT 58300 include the IUD device?

No. Bill the device separately using the applicable J code.

Is ultrasound included?

No. If ultrasound guidance is used:

• 76830 (transvaginal ultrasound) may be billed if medically necessary and documented.

Do you bill 58300 and 58301 together?

Yes — if removal and reinsertion done same visit. Use modifiers if required by payer.

Checklist for Successful IUD Billing

Documentation Must Include:

• Type of IUD used

• Lot number and expiration

• Procedure notes

• Consent and counseling

• Strings trimmed and length documented

Claim Submission Tips

• Append correct modifiers

• Link accurate ICD-10 code

• Include NDC (national drug code) when payer requires

• Attach device invoice if requested

Final Thoughts

Correct coding for IUD insertion and removal ensures accurate reimbursement and compliant billing. Remember:

• 58300 — IUD insertion

• 58301 — IUD removal

• Z30.430 / Z30.432 / Z30.433 — ICD-10 encounter codes

• J7298 — Mirena J code

Accuracy in documentation and modifiers prevents claim denials and improves practice revenue.

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About the Author

Meghan Killilea Galli, APRN, FNP-BC
Family Nurse Practitioner
Women’s & Reproductive Health Specialist

Dr. Meghan Killilea Galli

Meghan Killilea Galli, APRN, FNP-BC, is a Connecticut-based board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with over 5 years of experience in urology, women’s pelvic health, and primary care. She practices with Hartford HealthCare and Griffin Faculty Practice Plan and founded Health Gardeners to share reliable, evidence-based health information.
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