CPT wRVUs · 2026 · specialty

CPT 96372 — Therapeutic shot — into muscle or under skin (IM/SubQ)

2026 work RVU (wRVU)

What 96372 is worth

A wRVU is a unit of physician work, not a dollar amount. Your pay for 96372 is 0.17 × your employer's $/wRVU rate — a figure negotiated in your contract, commonly in the ~$35–90 range depending on specialty and market. That rate is not the Medicare conversion factor (about $33 for 2026), which is a billing rate, not a pay rate.

What 96372 pays at different contract rates

One 96372 equals 0.17 wRVU. Here is the production credit that generates at a range of common $/wRVU rates:

At a mid-market $55/wRVU, doing this code about 20× a week works out to roughly 163 wRVU and $8,976 of production a year — before any threshold, tiering, or bonus in your contract.

96372 wRVU history (2020–2026)

This code's work RVU has been stable at 0.17 across recent CMS schedules. Still worth confirming your contract prices it against the current year.

How to track it

Confirm the value your billing system credited against the current CMS Physician Fee Schedule, and keep your own per-encounter log so you can catch any discrepancy between what you billed and what landed on your comp report. The free RVU calculator totals wRVUs across codes for any CMS year.

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FAQ

How many wRVUs is CPT 96372?

For 2026, CPT 96372 (therapeutic shot — into muscle or under skin (im/subq)) carries a work RVU of 0.17.

How much does 96372 pay?

Pay = 0.17 wRVU × your employer's negotiated $/wRVU rate. At an example $50/wRVU that's about $8.50 of production credit — your actual rate is set by your contract, not by Medicare's conversion factor.

Where does the 96372 wRVU come from?

From the CMS Physician Fee Schedule, which publishes a work RVU for each CPT/HCPCS code annually.

Is 96372 the Medicare conversion factor times a dollar amount?

No. The wRVU (0.17) measures physician work only. Your pay is that wRVU times your contract's $/wRVU rate, which is set by your employer — not the ~$33 Medicare conversion factor, which governs billing, not physician compensation.

Educational only — not coding, billing, or financial advice. wRVU values reflect the CMS Physician Fee Schedule and change over time; the plain-language description is our own, not the AMA's copyrighted CPT descriptor. Confirm values against current CMS data.