California
Blue Shield of California fee schedule 2026, by CPT code.
Blue Shield of California publishes the rate it negotiated with each practice it contracts with, by NPI. Enter yours and we read Blue Shield of California’s files for your rates.
Blue Shield’s files are very large, so a lookup can take a few minutes; the free lookup emails your rates when they’re ready.
What you’ll get
| Code | Visit | Your Blue Shield of California rate | Source file |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filled in from Blue Shield of California’s own file when you enter your NPI. | |||
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What you get
The number, and everything behind it.
The exact dollar Blue Shield of California negotiated for a CPT code and your NPI — the genuinely negotiated figure, chosen by a fixed rule, not the “derived” line beside it.
Which Blue Shield of California network the rate sits in (an HMO and a PPO product can pay differently), and that it’s the in-office professional rate.
The source file and its “as of” month, linked — so the number survives being questioned by a contracting manager.
On a paid plan, Blue Shield of California becomes one column of a sheet next to every other payer you take, with underpayment checks and change alerts.
After the rate
Is Blue Shield of California paying you what it published?
Upload your allowed amounts by code and see which ones Blue Shield of California allowed below the rate it published for you, the claims affected and the dollar gap. Totals only, no patient data. →
Fee scheduleBlue Shield of California next to every other payer you take, code by code, in one sheet, with the source behind every number and an alert when a rate changes. →
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