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G0105 - RVUs & Medicare payment (2026)

Screening colonoscopy, high risk (Medicare).

Component Non-facility Facility
Work RVU 3.18 3.18
Practice expense RVU 7.73 1.34
Malpractice RVU 0.41 0.41
Total RVUs 11.32 4.93
National payment (CF $33.4009) $378.10 $164.67
Qualifying APM payment (CF $33.5675) $379.98 $165.49

How G0105 payment varies by locality

Medicare adjusts payment with geographic practice cost indices, so the same code pays differently across the 109 fee schedule localities. In 2026, non-facility payment for G0105 ranges from $335.05 in Arkansas (AR) to $497.55 in San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara (CA); calculate G0105 for your locality.

San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara (CA) $497.55 San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara (CA) $495.64 San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley (CA) $486.64 San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley (CA) $486.17 Napa (CA) $460.16 Vallejo (CA) $459.49 NYC Suburbs/Long Island (NY) $445.43 Alaska (AK) $441.84 National average $378.10 … 97 more localities between … Rest Of Missouri (MO) $342.11 Alabama (AL) $339.88 Mississippi (MS) $338.64 Arkansas (AR) $335.05
Non-facility payment for G0105 in the 2026 fee schedule ($33.4009 conversion factor), before sequestration. Gray bar = national average.

Global period: 000

Same-day global period: related visits on the day of the procedure are included in the payment.

Related codes - endoscopy

  • 43239 · upper gi endoscopy with biopsy
  • 45378 · colonoscopy, diagnostic
  • 45380 · colonoscopy with biopsy
  • 45385 · colonoscopy with snare polypectomy
  • G0121 · screening colonoscopy, not high risk (medicare)
  • 52000 · cystourethroscopy, diagnostic

Frequently asked questions

How much does Medicare pay for G0105 in 2026?
The national non-facility payment is $378.10 and the facility payment is $164.67, using the standard $33.4009 conversion factor. Actual amounts vary by Medicare locality; use the RVU calculator for your area.
What is the work RVU for G0105?
The 2026 work RVU for G0105 is 3.18. Total RVUs are 11.32 in the non-facility setting and 4.93 in the facility setting.
Why are the facility and non-facility amounts different?
Only the practice expense component changes by setting. In an office (non-facility) the practice bears the overhead, so the PE RVU is higher; in a hospital or ASC the facility bills its own overhead separately.

Source: CMS Physician Fee Schedule relative value file (rvu26c.zip, retrieved 2026-07-11). Service description is an original plain-English summary, not CPT descriptor text. CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association. Amounts are estimates before sequestration and claim-level adjustments.