When there is no information available in the Method of Administration column, what does this signify?

When there is no information available in the Method of Administration column, it signifies that no administration method is provided. This means that the specific way to administer the drug—such as whether it is injected, infused, taken orally, or through another method—is not indicated.

In the context of HCPCS Level II coding, this absence of information can arise for various reasons: the coding system may not have established a specific administration route for that particular drug, or it may simply be that the documentation did not include this detail. Understanding that the lack of information indicates an absence rather than a specific classification is key to accurately interpreting the code and ensuring appropriate billing and treatment practices. It is essential for professionals to recognize that while the drug may still be useful, the administration details are simply not documented within the coding framework.