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September/October 2026 Issue

The September/October 2026, Volume 38, Number 5, Audiology Today issue has been released. Enjoy the most recent issue!

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Audiology Today, the award-winning publication of the American Academy of Audiology, has been a trusted resource for audiologists for over 35 years. Each bimonthly issue offers evidence-based research, expert insights, and practical ideas to enhance clinical practice and patient care.

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From Itemization to Valuation: Determining Professional Service Value in Audiology Practice

In Part 1 of this series, we explored how bundled pricing models can unintentionally obscure the value of audiologists’ professional services, limit reimbursement opportunities, and create financial risk for practices (Murphy et al., 2026).

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Audiology Coding Q&A

Coding for audiologic services can be complex, and there is rarely only one correct option. Given the complexities and nuance of the systems that govern coding and reimbursement, it is vital that audiologists have access to resources to help formulate well-reasoned answers that will ensure accurate coding and support appropriate reimbursement.

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New Vestibular CPT® Codes for 2027 Implementation

The CPT code numbers shown are placeholders and are not yet final. Final code numbers are proprietary to the American Medical Association and will be assigned and published with the release of the 2027 CPT code set, prior to the codes’ effective date.

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Time Is of the Essence: A Primer on Billing Time-Based Codes in Audiology Practice

Time-based codes have been available for billing select audiology services since the introduction of the code pair for evaluation of auditory function (92620 and 92621) in 2004.

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