Quantitative Ocular Motility

CPT 92060 covers sensorimotor examination with multiple measurements of ocular deviation, with interpretation and report. Carrot’s standardized motility videography provides the documented capture across all nine cardinal positions that supports a clinician’s interpretation and 92060 report. The measurements and interpretation themselves are clinician-supplied—Carrot provides the visual evidence record. Specific reimbursement rates vary by payer and locality; consult your billing team or the most recent Medicare Physician Fee Schedule for current figures.

Traditional cover-uncover, version, and duction testing depend on the examiner’s real-time observation, which produces excellent care from skilled clinicians but leaves the chart with only a narrative summary. Carrot doesn’t replace clinical observation but it documents it objectively. The standardized 30-second videography records what the clinician would have observed anyway, in a format the chart, the referring provider, and the follow-up visit can all reference directly. For most practices, Carrot complements the existing exam rather than replacing any step of it.

A complete Carrot ocular motility exam—both eyes, all nine cardinal positions—takes approximately 30 seconds. Patient setup, headset fitting, and exam launch typically bring total chair time to 1–2 minutes per patient.

Oculomotor deficits are common in mild traumatic brain injury and post-concussion syndrome, and standardized motility videography provides a reviewable visual record that supports concussion documentation, return-to-play decisions, and recovery monitoring. The clinician interprets findings from the video; Carrot’s contribution is a consistent capture format that can be compared at baseline, injury, and follow-up.

Yes. Carrot allows you to export ocular motility results as a one-page PDF report and as a linked video file. With DICOM 360 Sync (available with Pro subscription), results are automatically and securely transmitted to your EMR/EHR and PACS, matched to the correct patient record. The video file remains accessible from within the chart for review at follow-up or by consulting providers.

Ocular Motility is included in Pro subscriptions. See our pricing page or speak with your account manager for full subscription details.

Yes. Ocular motility runs on the same Carrot headset as 24-2, 24-2C, 10-2, color vision, contrast sensitivity, pupillometry, and other exams on the platform. Technicians can queue multiple tests in a single patient session through the Carrot portal—one device, one setup, one consolidated report set—without moving the patient between rooms or devices.