Which codes are specifically for Medicaid services?

The correct choice for the codes specifically used for Medicaid services is among the options that include T codes. T codes are part of the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) Level II codes, which are utilized to bill for specific services and items that may not fall under standard CPT codes. Specifically, T codes are often associated with certain supplies and services designated for Medicaid patients and other specific uses, often in home care or managed care environments.

The other codes presented have different purposes and are not expressly utilized for Medicaid services. P codes, while they relate to certain healthcare services, are not specifically identified with Medicaid. Q codes are typically reserved for temporary codes used to identify specific procedures or services until a permanent code is established. V codes are used within the ICD coding system, often representing factors influencing health status or contact with health services rather than direct Medicaid billing.

Thus, T codes serve a unique role in providing detailed information about specific services that Medicaid may cover, distinguishing them clearly from the other coding options.