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Key Facts About CPT 90472 Service type: Immunization administration Provider type: Physicians and qualified healthcare professionals Medical services included: Yesadministration of each additional injectable vaccine Route of administration: Percutaneous, intradermal, subcutaneous, or intramuscular injection Code usage: Add-on code used with primary vaccine administration code (e.g., 90471) Common clinical indications: Routine immunizations involving multiple vaccines Pediatric vaccination schedules Adult immunizations requiring multiple injections Travel-related immunizations Preventive care and public health vaccination programs When to Use CPT 90472 CPT 90472 is appropriate when: More than one injectable vaccine is administered during the same visit The first vaccine administration is billed with CPT 90471 Each additional injectable vaccine administered is reported with CPT 90472 The vaccines are medically necessary and properly documented Examples: Administering influenza and hepatitis B vaccines during the same encounter (90471 for first, 90472 for second) Providing multiple routine childhood immunizations in a single visit Administering Tdap and influenza vaccines to an adult patient Providing multiple travel vaccines requiring separate injections Documentation Requirements To support CPT 90472 billing, documentation should include: Patient identifiers and date of service Name of each vaccine administered Route of administration (IM, subcutaneous, intradermal, or percutaneous) Injection site for each vaccine Lot number, manufacturer, and expiration date of each vaccine Clinical indication or preventive care justification Provider credentials and signature Accurate documentation ensures compliance, supports reimbursement, and maintains immunization records

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