Help with a SQL Query

AND ( pvp.CPTCode BETWEEN '99201' AND '99205'
      OR pvp.CPTCode BETWEEN '99211' AND '99215'
      OR pvp.CPTCode IN ( '20605', '20610' )
     )

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This gave me back the visits with ('99201' - '99205') or ('99211' - '99215') and those that did not have the codes '20605' or '20610' and those that did. I need only the ones that had a code in ('99201' - '99205') or ('99211' - '99215') with '20605' or '20610'. If the visit did not contain the second set of codes, I don't want that visit result returned to my dataset.

but you're checking for the same column CPTCode. and neither '20605' nor '20610' is in between the ranges ('99201' - '99205') or ('99211' - '99215')

So could I do two passes then? I am trying thinking maybe selection of the distinct patientvisitId where the coderange between ('99201' - '99205') or ('99211' - '99215') the INNER JOIN them and ask it to then give me the ones that have the '20605' or '20610'. Then compile them together for my visits with both. Sound right?

Below is actually the query that seems to work for me. I needed two code combinations checked and this seems right. Anyone see any glaring issues?

SET NOCOUNT ON 

----- E & M Codes missing Modifier

CREATE TABLE #Bill ( patientvisitid INT )
		
INSERT  #Bill
        SELECT DISTINCT
                pv.patientvisitid
                
        FROM    PatientVisit pv
                INNER JOIN PatientVisitProcs pvp ON pv.PatientVisitId = pvp.PatientVisitId
                
        WHERE   
                (pvp.CPTCode BETWEEN '99201' AND '99205'
                OR pvp.CPTCode BETWEEN '99211' AND '99215')
				AND  --Filter on Modifier
	           (
				pvp.Modifier1MId IS NULL AND
				pvp.Modifier2MId IS NULL AND
				pvp.Modifier3MId IS NULL AND
				pvp.Modifier4MId IS NULL
			   )
			   
----- Injection Charges 			   

CREATE TABLE #Inj ( patientvisitid INT )
INSERT  #Inj
        SELECT DISTINCT
                pv.patientvisitid
        FROM    PatientVisit pv
                INNER JOIN PatientVisitProcs pvp ON pv.PatientVisitId = pvp.PatientVisitId
        WHERE  
                pvp.CPTCode IN ( '20605', '20610' ) 
                
                                     
SELECT  
		pp.PatientId,
        dbo.FormatName(pp.Prefix, pp.First, pp.Middle, pp.Last, pp.Suffix) AS PatientName,
		pv.TicketNumber,
		fac.ListName AS [Facility],
	    doc.ListName AS [Doctor],
        pvp.CPTCode,
        ISNULL(CONVERT(varchar(4), ml2.Code), ' ') 
		+ ' ' + ISNULL(CONVERT(varchar(4), ml3.Code), ' ') 
		+ ' ' + ISNULL(CONVERT(varchar(4), ml4.Code), ' ')
		+ ' ' + ISNULL(CONVERT(varchar(4), ml5.Code), ' ') AS Modifier
        
FROM    
		PatientVisit pv
        INNER JOIN #Bill b ON pv.PatientVisitId = b.patientvisitid
        INNER JOIN #Inj inj ON pv.PatientVisitId = inj.PatientVisitID
        INNER JOIN PatientProfile pp ON pv.PatientProfileId = pp.PatientProfileId
        INNER JOIN PatientVisitProcs pvp ON pv.PatientVisitId = pvp.PatientVisitId
        LEFT OUTER JOIN MedLists ml2 ON pvp.Modifier1MId = ml2.MedListsId
        LEFT OUTER JOIN MedLists ml3 ON pvp.Modifier2MId = ml3.MedListsId
        LEFT OUTER JOIN MedLists ml4 ON pvp.Modifier3MId = ml4.MedListsId
        LEFT OUTER JOIN MedLists ml5 ON pvp.Modifier4MId = ml5.MedListsId
        INNER JOIN DoctorFacility fac ON pv.FacilityId = fac.DoctorFacilityId 
		INNER JOIN DoctorFacility doc ON pv.DoctorId = doc.DoctorFacilityId 
WHERE   
		pv.BillStatus IN ( 2, 5 )  -- 'In Progress'' or 'Approved'' Status only	
		
ORDER BY 		
		pv.TicketNumber, 
		pvp.ListOrder
		
DROP TABLE #Bill
DROP TABLE #Inj

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select <whatever> from <tablejoin>
where regexp_like(cptcode,'(992[0-1][1-5])(206[05|10])')

Thanks  - Split points to be fair.

Just realized SQL Server uses regexplike (without the underscore) syntax. It might still work.