CPT / HCPCS code · 2026 CMS data · Verified 2026-08-31
CPT 50630 RVU and Medicare Payment (2026)
Removal of ureter stone — 15.8 work RVU, about $801.62 non-facility Medicare payment at the 2026 conversion factor.
- Work RVU
- 15.8
- PE RVU (non-facility)
- 6.16
- PE RVU (facility)
- 6.16
- MP RVU
- 2.04
- Office payment
- $801.62
- Facility payment
- $801.62
How the payment is calculated
Total RVU is work plus practice expense plus malpractice, each adjusted by its GPCI factor, then multiplied by the conversion factor. For 50630 in a non-facility setting with national GPCI: (15.8 + 6.16 + 2.04) × $33.4009 ≈ $801.62. The same code in a facility setting pays about $801.62 because facility PE RVU (6.16) replaces office PE RVU.
What changes by locality
GPCI moves 50630 non-facility payment from $739.56 to $1,048.27 across CMS localities — from Arkansas to Alaska. Check your exact locality in the GPCI calculator rather than using a state average.
Related codes
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Frequently asked questions
What is the 2026 work RVU for CPT 50630?
15.8. Work RVU measures physician time, skill, and intensity — it does not change by setting or locality. Total payment adds practice expense and malpractice RVUs plus the conversion factor.
How much does Medicare pay for CPT 50630 in 2026?
About $801.62 non-facility ($801.62 facility) at national GPCI with the 2026 $33.4009 conversion factor. Your locality GPCI moves the number — see the range above.
Does the work RVU change between office and facility?
No. Work RVU (15.8) and malpractice RVU stay fixed; only practice expense changes (6.16 office vs 6.16 facility). That is the entire office-vs-facility payment gap.