Billing Codes
🧩 Chrome & Edge · Free · Built for device sponsors & PHI funds

Prescribed List & sponsor tracking, right where you work

Select a billing code or ARTG number on any page and check it instantly, or search your product portfolio by name — without switching tabs to the website.

Not yet in the Chrome Web Store — install directly, takes about a minute.

Doing clinical billing instead? See the MBS/NDIS/DVA/PL Lookup & Claim Checker extension →

Select a code or ARTG number, look it up instantly

Highlight a billing code or ARTG number on any page — a spreadsheet, an email, the TGA site — and see the current benefit, sponsor, category, size/specification and ARTG number, with a link to the full page.

Search your product portfolio

Toolbar popup includes a product search across billing code, product name, sponsor and ARTG number — check your own catalogue, or a competitor's, in seconds.

Sponsor & deadline tools, one click away

Quick links to the Sponsor Index, PL Deadline Calendar and For Sponsors page straight from the popup — no need to remember the URLs.

Zero patient data, always

The extension only ever reads text you explicitly select or type in — billing codes, ARTG numbers, product names. It never scans page content, and nothing you enter is stored.

Install in about a minute

  1. 1 Download the .zip and unzip it somewhere you'll keep it (don't delete the folder afterwards — Chrome/Edge loads the extension from it directly).
  2. 2 Open chrome://extensions (or edge://extensions), and turn on Developer mode (top-right toggle).
  3. 3 Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
  4. 4 Pin it (puzzle-piece icon → pin) so it's always one click away.

Not on the Chrome Web Store yet — this is a direct install, the same way many teams run internal browser tools. Chrome/Edge will show a "Developer mode extensions" note in the toolbar, which is expected. Already have the clinical Billing Codes extension installed? Both can run side by side — Chrome treats them as separate extensions.

Decision support only, not billing advice — see the disclaimer inside the extension itself on every result. All lookups and searches are computed by the same engine as the website's Prescribed List search, so results never drift between the two.