Patient presents with (chief complaint related to gastric polyp, e.g., abdominal pain, dyspepsia, nausea, vomiting, gastrointestinal bleeding, or incidental finding during endoscopy).  Review of systems includes (positive and negative findings relevant to gastrointestinal health, including appetite changes, weight loss, bowel habits, and any history of anemia).  Past medical history includes (relevant comorbidities such as H. pylori infection, prior abdominal surgeries, familial adenomatous polyposis, or other gastrointestinal disorders).  Family history is significant for (any family history of gastric polyps, gastric cancer, or other relevant genetic conditions).  Medications include (list current medications).  Allergies are (list any allergies).  Physical examination reveals (relevant findings, e.g., abdominal tenderness, epigastric discomfort).  Upper endoscopy performed on (date) revealed (number) gastric polyp(s) located in the (location within the stomach, e.g., antrum, fundus, body).  The polyp(s) measured (size in millimeters) and were (description of morphology, e.g., sessile, pedunculated, hyperplastic, adenomatous).  (Biopsy results if available, including histopathology and grade of dysplasia, if applicable).  Impression: Gastric polyp(s).  Assessment includes evaluation for gastric cancer risk factors.  Plan includes (mention surveillance endoscopy intervals as per guidelines based on size, histology, and number of polyps, H. pylori testing if not already performed, and discussion of potential polypectomy versus ongoing surveillance based on risk stratification).  Patient education provided regarding the natural history of gastric polyps, potential complications, and importance of follow-up.  ICD-10 code K29.6 (Gastric polyp) assigned.  CPT code(s) for endoscopy and biopsy (e.g., 43239, 43235) billed.