Fee
| Component | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider fee | $29.20 |
Schedule and sources
- Fee edition
- October 1, 2026
- Record effective
- 2025-04-01
- Schedule edition
- July 22, 2026; effective July 1, 2026
- Official files
- Fee masterSchedule PDFOntario source page
Initiation of outpatient continuous nerve block infusion .......... 29.20
Passages mentioning G063
Initiation of outpatient continuous nerve block infusion
The initiation of outpatient continuous nerve block infusion is the service rendered to prepare
outpatients for discharge from hospital after the patient has had an insertion of a percutaneous
nerve block catheter for continuous infusion analgesia or for outpatient palliative epidural
infusion. The service includes an assessment of the patient and all procedures required to
prepare the infusion, the infusion of medications and education or counselling of the patient,
patient’s relative(s), patient representative or other caregiver(s).
G063 Initiation of outpatient continuous nerve block infusion .......... 29.20
Note:
When rendered to a hospital in-patient, the service described by G063 is included in G247.Epidural and spinal injections
Percutaneous epidural injections
# G246 Lumbar.................................................................................... 150.00
# G117 Thoracic .................................................................................. 170.00
# G119 Cervical................................................................................... 190.00
# G918 Caudal .................................................................................... 74.20
E440 - with injection of contrast using fluoroscopy, to G246, G117,
G119 or G918 ............................................................ add 30.00
E441 - when performed at same level of previous spinal surgery,
to G246, G117, G119 or G918 ................................... add 16.60
E442 - when performed using a transforaminal technique, to
G246, G117, G119 or G918 ....................................... add 20.00
E443 - with catheter for continuous infusion, to G246, G117, G119
or G918 ...................................................................... add 80.00
# E833 - with insertion of subcutaneous port, G117, G119, G246 or
G918 .......................................................................... add 116.10
Payment rules:
1. Percutaneous epidural injections are limited to 12 services per patient per 12 month period
for any combination of G119, G117, G246 and G918. If, in the opinion of the treating
physician, more frequent treatments are necessary, the physician may obtain written prior
authorization from the MOH. Authorization will be dependent on the physician demonstrating
that the increased frequency of the service is generally accepted as necessary for the patient
under the circumstances.
2. G246, G117, G119 or G918 are only eligible for payment same patient same day with G236,
G234 and G920 if rendered to diagnose or treat a separate condition.
[Commentary:
The sympathetic block that may result from an epidural injection is not payable as G920, G234
or G236.]
3. G246, G117, G119 or G918 are not eligible for payment with any concurrent surgical
procedure or any anaesthetic fee, except for E030C or E031C when indicated as described
in the General Preamble Anaesthesiologist Services.
[Commentary:
1.For initiation and management services for outpatient palliative epidural infusion, refer to
G063 and G064 page J73.
2.For epidural blood patch, refer to G068 and G065 page J72.]
G245 Lumbar epidural or intrathecal injection of sclerosing solution 180.00
G239 Differential intrathecal spinal block ......................................... 127.60
# G919 Percutaneous epidural adhesiolysis by infusion with
fluoroscopic guidance......................................................... 400.00
Note:
G919 is only eligible for payment if the following conditions are met:
1.it is used for the treatment of epidural fibrosis with symptoms of persistent back or radicular/
neuropathic leg pain following spinal surgery;Fee master record
Master, record 1840. Record Layout PDF, page 1.
G06320250401999999990000029200000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Auxiliary master fields are preserved as raw scaled values. The linked layout calls them zero-filled, but this edition contains non-zero values. They are not presented as final dollar fees or PDF units.
| Field | Raw / scale 10,000 |
|---|---|
| provider | 00000292000 / 29.2 |
| assistant | 00000000000 / 0 |
| specialist | 00000000000 / 0 |
| anaesthetist | 00000000000 / 0 |
| non anaesthetist | 00000000000 / 0 |
Explanation
AI-generated. Unreviewed.
Starting an outpatient continuous nerve block infusion. It is listed under Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures, Nerve Blocks for Acute Pain Management.
Watch out for
When rendered to a hospital in-patient, the service described by G063 is included in G247.
Report an issue
Something off?
Report an issue with G063. Do not include patient names, health details or other personal information.