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New codes will take effect January 1, 2027. Prepare for the changes ahead. Familiarize yourself with the treatment codes. Check for updates including available training and educational offerings on navigating the transition to the new codes.
The documentation, billing, and payment aspects of working as a speech-language pathologist (SLP) in health care can be complex. These ASHA resources are available to support your knowledge, skills, and practices in these areas.
2025–2026 ASHA Public Policy Agenda [PDF]: Find more information about ASHA’s top policy priorities.
Speech-Language Pathology CPT and HCPCS Code Changes for 2026: Learn more about the most recent code changes in the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS).
Coding for Reimbursement: Use these resources to obtain reimbursement for your services by billing and coding accurately.
Documentation in Health Care: Refer to ASHA’s Practice Portal for detailed information conveying essential clinical information.
FAQs About Coding: See the common questions that ASHA’s health care policy team answers about diagnostic and procedure codes.
Health Care and Anti-Fraud Regulations: Read about federal regulations that protect patients, ensure fair pricing, and prevent surprise billing.
HIPAA: Learn about federal regulations around patient privacy and security of health information as they apply to SLP practice.
Medical Necessity: Understand the definition of medical necessity and its treatment and billing implications.
Medicare Skilled Nursing Facility Prospective Payment System: Read about the skilled nursing facility (SNF) Medicare payment system.
Medicare vs. Medicaid: Learn the differences between these government-funded health insurance programs and how SLPs work within them.
Modes of Service Delivery for Speech-Language Pathology: Explore clinical, documentation, coding, and payment considerations across modes of service delivery.
Still have questions? Reach out to reimbursement@asha.org for assistance.