What are the billing rules for G369A?

Billed for B.C.G. inoculation following tuberculin tests (J53). Marked (+): add G700 when the inoculation is the sole reason for the visit, once per patient per day (J3). G700 is not payable in hospital, and is paid at 15% for patients enrolled to a capitation-based group (J3).

What is G369A often billed with?

G700 when the inoculation is the only reason for the visit (J3). An assessment, with no G700, when given during a regular visit (J3).

Why is G369A rejected?

EH2: The health card version code on the claim doesn't match OHIP's record, often because the patient has a newer card; get the current version code and resubmit. EH4: OHIP's record shows the patient's coverage ended before the service date; confirm the health number and service date, then the patient's coverage. EQB: OHIP describes this as 'Solo billing number inactive on service date': the solo billing number on the claim wasn't active on the day of service.

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G369A — B.c.g. Inoculation, Following Tuberculin Tests

Q: What is OHIP billing code G369A?

B.C.G. inoculation given after tuberculin tests. Add G700 when it is the only reason for the visit.

BCG vaccination

Bill G369 for a BCG inoculation given after tuberculin tests.

Watch for: Add G700 only when the inoculation is the sole reason for the visit; it isn't payable in hospital.

Provider	Specialist	Assistant	Anaesthetist	Non-anaesthetist
$5.30	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00

Code: G369A
Description: B.c.g. Inoculation, Following Tuberculin Tests
FHO+ basket: Not in the FHO+ base rate basket (Schedule 2 or 2B).
Effective date: Apr 1, 2025
Termination date: No end date

Explanation

Updated October 26, 2026

B.C.G. inoculation given after tuberculin tests. Add G700 when it is the only reason for the visit.

What it covers

G369 is a B.C.G. inoculation following tuberculin tests (J53). It is listed under Injections or Infusions in the Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures section.

Billing rules

Billed for B.C.G. inoculation following tuberculin tests (J53).
Marked (+): add G700 when the inoculation is the sole reason for the visit, once per patient per day (J3).
G700 is not payable in hospital, and is paid at 15% for patients enrolled to a capitation-based group (J3).
May be delegated to a trained employee in your office, even when you are not on site, for your own patient; the chart must be dated and name who gave it (GP62–GP63).

Often billed with

G700 when the inoculation is the only reason for the visit (J3).
An assessment, with no G700, when given during a regular visit (J3).

Common rejections

EH2: The health card version code on the claim doesn't match OHIP's record, often because the patient has a newer card; get the current version code and resubmit.
EH4: OHIP's record shows the patient's coverage ended before the service date; confirm the health number and service date, then the patient's coverage.
EQB: OHIP describes this as 'Solo billing number inactive on service date': the solo billing number on the claim wasn't active on the day of service.

Related codes: G700, G538, G372

Source: Schedule of Benefits (July 1, 2026), Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures, Injections or Infusions, page J53

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