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1 6 Precertification & Referrals page 38 NOTICE AND PRECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS Services Requiring Notice Precertification is NOT required for the treatment of an emergency condition. An emergency condition is a medical or behavioral condition, of sudden onset, that manifests itself by symptoms of sufficient severity (including severe pain), that a prudent layperson, possessing an average knowledge of medicine and health could reasonably expect the absence of immediate medical attention to result in placing the health of the person afflicted with such condition in serious jeopardy, or in the case of a behavioral condition placing the health of such person or others in serious jeopardy; serious impairment to such person s bodily functions; serious dysfunction of any bodily organ or part of such person; or serious disfigurement of such person. However, Medical Management must be notified within 48 hours of an emergency or maternity admission by the admitting physician or PCP. As with all other admissions, emergency and maternity admissions must meet evidence-based, medical necessity criteria. Failure to call within these required time frames may result in a denial of payment for which the member cannot be balance billed. Services Requiring Precertification The table listed on the next page details what services require precertification and who is responsible for obtaining precertification. This list is subject to change. You will be notified in writing in advance of any change. Responsibility for Obtaining Precertification HMO and POS Products The responsibility for obtaining precertification for all planned admissions the services listed above starts with the member s PCP for all of Empire s HMO and POS products. Generally, the PCP must obtain precertification for all services listed on the next page, as well as for all referrals to nonparticipating providers. However, Specialists with a valid referral from the PCP may call the Medical Management Program in advance to preauthorize any of the services listed above related to the condition being treated by the specialist. Please note that you may not bill an HMO or POS member if payment is denied because of your failure to preauthorize services within the required time frames. Other Products Members must contact Empire s Medical Management Program in advance to precertify the services listed above. The member s failure to obtain precertification for the items listed on page 36 will result in a reduction in benefits. This will result in a reduction of our payment to you, although you may pursue payment of the penalty amount from the member. You may wish to obtain the precertification on behalf of the member in order to avoid having to pursue the amount of any penalty from the member. How to Precertify Physician Online Services You may access our website and submit a precertification request as well as search the status of your precertifications. Log in to Physician Online Services at Input the member s ID in the member search box and click SEARCH
2 Services Requiring Precertification Scheduled inpatient admissions Physician Member Acute inpatient rehabilitation Physician Member Ambulatory and outpatient surgery (only required for possible cosmetic/ reconstructive, outpatient transplant and or ophthalmologic procedures). Home healthcare and home infusion therapy Physician Physician Member Member Private duty nursing Physician Member Skilled Nursing facility Physician Member Referrals to nonparticipating providers (HMO and POS Products only) Physician Member Cardiac rehabilitation Physician Member Maternity Care (during first trimester of pregnancy) Physician Member Durable Medical Equipment Physician Member Orthotics and Prosthetics Physician Member Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRA)/(MRI) Physicians should call National Imaging Associates, Inc. at the number listed on the back of the member s ID card. Members should call National Imaging Associates, Inc. at the number listed on the back of the member s ID card. (Beginning 3/1/05 Physicians will be responsible for precertification.) Physical/occupational/speech/ therapies Physicians should fax precertification requests to OrthoNet at Hospice care Physician Member Transplants* Physician Member Air ambulance transport service Physician Member Members should fax precertification requests to OrthoNet at CT, PET, Nuclear Cardiology (HMO and POS products. Will be required for EPO/PPO products beginning 3/1/05.) Physicians should call National Imaging Associates, Inc. at the number listed on the back of the member s ID card. Members should call National Imaging Associates, Inc. at the number listed on the back of the member s ID card. (Beginning 3/1/05 Physicians will be responsible for precertification.) * For more information on Empire s Transplant Program please refer to Chapter 5: Health Services Programs. Add the member to the Waiting Room by clicking ADD next to the member s name Click on the member s name in the Waiting Room Click AUTHORIZATIONS Click CREATE PRECERTIFICIATION Enter the applicable information Click REVIEW FOR SUBMISSION Fax Notification You may use the Medical Management Fax Authorization Request form provided in this Sourcebook. The fax form features a tollfree number for submitting your fax certification requests: (Please note that the obstetrical fax certification request form should be completed after the first prenatal visit.) After Medical Management reviews your precertification request, Empire will respond with an authorization or a page 39
3 page 40 request for additional information. NOTE: It is essential that you provide your fax number on the request form. Medical Management will accept notification of timely precertification requests. Telephone Empire s Medical Management Program can be reached at , 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday. Select the option for precertification on the telephone menu selections. During non-business hours you will have an option to leave a voic message, or for an emergency admissions, your call will be handled by our 24-hour Nurse Call Center. For HMO, Direct HMO and POS plans, call , 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday. For Empire EPO and PPO plans, call , 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday. The Medical Management Program is staffed by a team of Managed Care Coordinators and registered nurses between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday. Also, the Medical Management telephone lines are available outside of normal business hours through our 24-hour Nurse Call Center. If a PCP or Referral Specialist calls Medical Management during non-business hours, an option for notification of emergency admissions is provided. Please Note: Empire requires notification of all inpatient emergency admissions within 48 hours of the admission. If Medical Management is not notified within the required time frames, Empire will deny the days of service prior to the date of notification. Medical Management will conduct a medical review only from the date of notification forward, if the patient is still in the hospital. If the patient already has been discharged at the time of the notification, Medical Management will not review the admission and the claim will be subject to full denial for lack of notification. After-hours calls are handled through our 24-hour Nurse Call Center. If a PCP, treating practitioner or hospital calls Medical Management during non-business hours, an option for notification of emergency admissions will be provided. Special Rules for Precertification Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse Services Empire s behavioral healthcare vendor, rather than the PCP, is responsible for authorizing referrals to behavioral health, alcoholism and substance abuse treatment providers. For most Empire accounts, the vendor is Magellan Behavioral Health, but please note that some accounts may have their behavioral health and substance abuse benefits administered by another company. This should be indicated on the member s ID card. Members must contact Magellan Behavioral Health in advance to precertify for: Behavioral healthcare in/outpatient Alcohol or substance abuse detoxification inpatient Alcohol or substance abuse treatment outpatient Failure to obtain precertification for the items listed above will result in a 50% reduction in benefits up to $5,000 for each occurrence. The member is held financially accountable. Magellan Behavioral Health mirrors Empire s precertification and utilization management processes. Empire s goal is to facilitate continuous and appropriate medical and behavioral health services to members across all practitioner and provider sites. To achieve this goal, Empire monitors continuity and coordination of medical care and collaborates with our behavioral health vendor to monitor continuity and coordination of medical care with behavioral health care. You can help ensure appropriate continuity and coordination of care by encouraging open communication and adhering to the requirements outlined in our Medical Record Documentation Standards in Chapter 10: Quality Management. Authorization Procedures To obtain referrals and preauthorization for treatment, the member, relative, PCP or treating provider should call Magellan. Magellan is available to answer emergency calls 24 hours a day. For members with HMO coverage, call (8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday). For members with POS, EPO or PPO coverage, call (8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday). A member may contact the Magellan directly for a confidential clinical assessment and referral to an appropriate provider. A Magellan clinician will consult with the provider to whom the member has been referred, review the patient s clinical condition and determine along with the provider, the level of treatment that is medically necessary. If treatment is determined to be medically necessary, the Magellan clinician will authorize the treatment plan, which may include admission to an inpatient
4 facility, partial hospitalization or outpatient treatment. During the course of treatment the Magellan clinician will review the member s treatment with the physician on an ongoing basis. If treatment is determined to be medically necessary additional treatment will be authorized. Instructions regarding appeal and grievance resolution procedures will be provided to members and providers when the Magellan does not authorize treatment as medically necessary. Claims for mental health, alcoholism and substance abuse benefits for HMO, POS and EPO/PPO members should be submitted to: Empire BlueCross BlueShield PO Box 1407 Church Street Station New York, NY For information on claims and behavioral health member benefits, call Empire s Physician Services at :30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday. THIRD PARTY UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT (UM) VENDORS For members managed by a third party UM vendor outside of Empire, please contact them directly to obtain approval. IMAGING PRECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS Precertification is required for all Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA), Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Scans, Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT) Scans and Nuclear Cardiology services for all of Empire s managed members in the following products: HMO Senior Plan HMO/POS Direct Share POS Child Health Plus New Jersey HMO Healthy NY (MRI only) New Jersey PPO Direct Connection EPO Direct POS CDHP products Empire Deluxe PPO Precertification requirements are handled by National Imaging Associates, Inc. (NIA). Please call the number on the back of the member s ID card to obtain authorization. Select the option for precertification/prior authorization and then the prompt for radiology precertification. Your call will be routed to NIA. When calling to obtain authorization, you will be asked to provide the following information: Name and telephone number of ordering physician Name and date of birth of patient Patient s Empire member identification (ID) number Requested procedure or examination Name, address and telephone number of the rendering imaging provider Reason the service/procedure is being requested (i.e. further evaluation, rule out a disorder) Clinical indications for the requested study: Symptoms and their duration Conservative treatment options already completed (i.e. physical therapy, chiropractic or osteopathic manipulation, hot pads, massage, ice packs, medications) Preliminary procedures already completed (i.e. X-rays, CT s, lab work, ultrasound, scoped procedures, referrals to specialist, specialist evaluation) Previous testing reports and associated clinical notes. Important Notes Radiology studies performed in an emergency room, observation and inpatient procedures do not require precertification. If an emergency clinical situation exists outside of a hospital emergency room, you should proceed with the examination and call within 48 hours to proceed with the normal review process. If you are a Primary Care Physician (PCP) or specialist ordering these services, please call for precertification if the services will be rendered in-network. If you are the provider rendering the service, be sure to verify that the necessary precertification has been obtained as failure to do so may result in non-payment of your claims. Ordering and rendering physicians can verify authorizations online at DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT (DME) The following list of items requires precertification from Medical Management prior to supplying these items to all Empire members. Failure to obtain precertification prior to providing services may result in non-payment of claims. page 41
5 DME Precertification List* page 42 CODE MODIFIER DESCRIPTION E0193 RR Powered Air Flotation Bed E0194 RR Air Fluidized Bed E0196 RR Gel Pressure Mattress E0202 RR Phototherapy (bilirubin) Light w/photometer; per day E0250 NU or RR Hospital Bed, fxd height w/any type side rails, w/mattress E0251 NU or RR Hospital Bed, fxd height w/any type side rails, w/o mattress E0255 NU or RR Hospital Bed, variable height, hi-lo, w/any type side rails, w/mattress E0256 NU or RR Hospital Bed, variable height, hi-lo, w/any type side rails, w/o mattress E0260 NU or RR Hospital Bed, semi-electric (head and foot adj), w/any type side rails w/mattress E0261 NU or RR Hospital Bed, semi-electric (head and foot adj), w/any type side rails w/o mattress E0265 NU or RR Hospital Bed, total electric (head and foot adj), w/any type side rails w/mattress E0266 NU or RR Hospital Bed, total electric (head and foot adj), w/any type side rails w/o mattress E0277 RR Powered Pressure-reducing air mattress per month E0290 NU or RR Hospital Bed fxd height w/o side rails, w/mattress E0291 NU or RR Hospital Bed fxd height w/o side rails, w/o mattress E0292 NU or RR Hospital Bed variable height, hi-lo, w/o side rails, w/mattress E0293 NU or RR Hospital Bed variable height, hi-lo, w/o side rails, w/o mattress E0294 NU or RR Hospital Bed semi-electric (head and foot adj), w/o side rails, w/mattress E0295 NU or RR Hospital Bed semi-electric (head and foot adj), w/o side rails, w/o mattress E0296 NU or RR Hospital Bed total electric (head, foot and height adj), w/o side rails, w/mattress E0297 NU or RR Hospital Bed, Total Electric (Head, Foot and Height Adjustments), w/o Side Rails, w/o Mattress E0371 NU or RR Nonpowered Advanced Pressure for Mattress E0372 NU or RR Powered Air Overlay for Mattress E0424 RR Stationary Compressed Gaseous Oxygen System, includes contents E0425 NU Stationary Compressed Gas System includes regulator, flowmeter, mask, and tubing E0430 NU Portable Gaseous Oxygen System, Purchase, includes regulator, flowmeter E0431 RR Portable Gaseous Oxygen System, includes regulator, flowmeter, mask, and tubing E0434 RR Portable Liquid Oxygen System, Rental, includes portable container E0435 NU Portable Liquid Oxygen System, Purchase, includes portable container E0439 RR Stationary Liquid Oxygen System, Rental, includes contents E0440 NU Stationary Liquid Oxygen System, Purchase, includes contents E0450 RR Volume Ventilator stationary E0460 RR Negative Pressure Ventilator portable (e.g. Porta-lung) E0462 RR Rocking Bed with or without side rails E0480 NU or RR Percussor, electric or pneumatic, home model E0481 RR Intrapulmonary percussive ventilation system and related supplies E0482 NU or RR Cough stimulating device, alternating positive and negative airway pressure E0500 RR IPPB Machine all types, w/built-in nebulization; manual or auto valves; internal or external power source
6 CODE MODIFIER DESCRIPTION E0565 NU or RR Compressor air power source for equipment which is not self-contained or cylinder driven E0600 RR Suction Pump home model, portable E0601 NU or RR Nasal Continuous Airway Pressure (CPAP) Device Excludes Accessories E0617 RR External Defibrillator or with integrated electrocardiogram analysis E0650 NU or RR Pneumatic Compressor non-segmental home model (lymphedema pump) E0651 NU or RR Pneumatic Compressor segmental home model (lymphedema pump) w/o calibrated gradient pressure E0652 NU or RR Pneumatic Compressor segmental home model (lymphedema pump) w/calibrated gradient pressure E0655 NU or RR Nonsegmental pneumatic appliance for use with pneumatic compressor, half arm E0660 NU or RR Nonsegmental pneumatic appliance for use with pneumatic compressor, full leg E0665 NU or RR Nonsegmental pneumatic appliance for use with pneumatic compressor, full arm E0666 NU or RR Nonsegmental pneumatic appliance for use with pneumatic compressor, half leg E0667 NU or RR Segmental pneumatic appliance for use with pneumatic compressor, full leg E0668 NU or RR Segmental pneumatic appliance for use with pneumatic compressor, full arm E0669 NU or RR Segmental pneumatic appliance for use with pneumatic compressor, half leg E0671 NU or RR Segmental Gradient Pressure Pneumatic Appliance full leg E0672 NU or RR Segmental Gradient Pressure Pneumatic full arm E0673 NU or RR Segmental Gradient Pressure Pneumatic half leg E0690 NU or RR Ultraviolet Cabinet appropriate for home use E0744 RR Neuromuscular Stimulator for scoliosis E0745 RR Neuromuscular Stimulator electronics shock unit, non-clinical model E0747 NU or RR Osteogenesis Stimulator non invasive E0748 NU or RR Osteogenic Stimulator, Electrical, Non-Invasive, Spinal Applications E0758 RR Radiofrequency transmitter (external) for use with implantable neurostimulator radiofrequency receiver E0760 NU or RR Osteogenesis Stimulator, Low Intensity, Ultra-Sound, Non-Invasive E0781 RR Ambulatory infusion pump, single or multiple channels, w/administrative equipment, worn by patient E0791 RR Parenteral infusion pump, stationary, single or multi-channel E0855 RR Cervical traction equipment not requiring additional stand or frame E0935 RR Passive Motion Exercise Device rental; rate/per day (plus kit) E0941 RR Gravity Assisted Traction Device any type E1050 NU or RR Fully reclining wheelchair-fixed full length arms, swing away detachable elevating leg rests E1060 NU or RR Fully reclining wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away, detachable elevating leg rests E1065 NU or RR Power Attachment E1070 NU or RR Fully Reclining Wheelchair detachable arms; desk or full length; swing away DFR E1083 NU or RR Hemi-Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable elevating leg rest E1084 NU or RR Hemi-Wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable elevating leg rests E1085 NU or RR Hemi-Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable foot rests E1086 NU or RR Hemi-Wheelchair - detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable footrests E1087 NU or RR High Strength Light Weight Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable elevating leg rests E1088 NU or RR High Strength Light Weight Wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable elevating leg rests page 43
7 page 44 CODE MODIFIER DESCRIPTION E1089 NU or RR High Strength Light Weight Wheelchair fxd length arms, swing away detachable footrest E1090 NU or RR High Strength Light Weight Wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable footrests E1091 RR Youth Wheelchair any type E1092 NU or RR Wide Heavy Duty Wheelchair; detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable leg rests E1093 NU or RR Wide, Heavy Duty Wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length arms, swing away detachable footrests E1100 NU or RR Semi-Reclining Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable elevating leg rests E1110 NU or RR Semi-Reclining Wheelchair detachable arms; desk or full length; elevating leg rests E1130 NU or RR Standard Wheelchair fxd full length arms; fxd or swing away detachable footrests E1140 NU or RR Wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable footrests E1150 NU or RR Wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable elevating leg rests E1160 NU or RR Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable elevating leg rests E1170 NU or RR Amputee Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable elevating leg rests E1171 NU or RR Amputee Wheelchair fxd full length arms, w/o footrests or leg rests E1172 NU or RR Amputee Wheelchair detachable arms; desk or full length; w/o footrests or legrests E1180 NU or RR Amputee Wheelchair detachable arms; desk or full length; swing away detachable footrests E1190 NU or RR Amputee Wheelchair detachable arms; desk or full length; swing away detachable elevating legrests E1195 NU or RR Wheelchair, Heavy Duty fxd full length arms, swing away detachable elevating legrests E1200 NU or RR Amputee Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable footrest E1210 NU or RR Motorized Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable elevating legrests E1211 NU or RR Motorized Wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable elevating legrests E1212 NU or RR Motorized Wheelchair fxd full length arms, swing away detachable footrests E1213 NU or RR Motorized Wheelchair detachable arms, desk or full length, swing away detachable footrests E1220 NU Wheelchair; specially sized or constructed E1221 NU or RR Wheelchair with Fixed Arms E1222 NU or RR Wheelchair with Fixed Arms E1223 NU or RR Wheelchair with Detachable Arms E1224 NU or RR Wheelchair with Detachable Arms E1230 NU or RR Power-Operated Vehicle E1240 NU or RR Lightweight wheelchair detachable arms, (desk or full length) swing away detachable, elevating leg rest E1250 NU or RR Lightweight wheelchair fixed full length arms, swing away detachable footrest E1260 NU or RR Lightweight wheelchair detachable arms (desk or full length) swing away detachable footrest E1270 NU or RR Lightweight wheelchair fixed full length arms, swing away detachable elevating leg rests E1280 NU or RR Heavy duty wheelchair detachable arms (desk or full length) elevating leg rests E1285 NU or RR Heavy duty wheelchair fixed full length arms, swing away detachable foot rests E1290 NU or RR Heavy duty wheelchair detachable arms (desk or full length) swing away detachable footrest fixed full legs, elevating leg rest E1295 NU or RR Heavy duty wheelchair full length arms E1390 RR Oxygen concentrator, capable of delivering 85 percent or greater oxygen at the prescribed flow rate E1399 NU or RR Durable Medical Equipment, miscellaneous
8 CODE MODIFIER DESCRIPTION E1405 RR Oxygen and water vapor enriching system w/heated delivery E1406 RR Oxygen and water vapor enriching system w/o heated delivery E1902 NU Communication board, non-electronic augmentative or alternative communication device K0001 NU or RR Standard Wheelchair fxd full length arms; fxd or swing away detachable footrests K0002 NU or RR Standard hemi (flow seat) wheelchair K0003 NU or RR Lightweight wheelchair K0004 NU or RR High strength, lightweight wheelchair K0005 NU or RR Ultralightweight wheelchair K0006 NU or RR Heavy duty wheelchair K0007 NU or RR Extra heavy duty wheelchair K0009 NU or RR Other manual wheelchair/base K0010 NU or RR Standard weight frame motorized/power wheelchair K0011 NU or RR Standard weight frame motorized/power wheelchair with programmable control parameters for speed adjustment, tremor dampening, acceleration control and braking K0012 NU or RR Lightweight portable motorized/power wheelchair K0014 NU or RR Other motorized/power wheelchair base K0455 RR Infusion pump used for uninterrupted administration of epoprostenol K0460 NU Power add-on, to convert manual wheelchair to motorized wheelchair, joystick control K0461 NU Power add-on, to convert manual wheelchair to power operated vehicle, tiller control K0532 NU or RR Respiratory assist device bi-level pressure capability, without back-up rate feature, used with noninvasive interface, e.g., nasal or facial mask K0533 NU or RR Respiratory assist device bi-level pressure capability, with back-up rate feature, used with noninvasive interface, e.g., nasal or facial mask K0534 NU or RR Respiratory assist device bi-level pressure capability, with back-up rate feature, used with invasive interface, e.g., tracheostomy tube K0541 NU Speech generating device digitized speech using pre-corded messages, less than or equal to 8 minutes recording time K0542 NU Speech generating device digitized speech using pre-recorded messages, greater than 8 minutes recording time K0543 NU Speech generating device synthesized speech, requiring message formulation by spelling and access by physical contact with the device K0544 NU Speech generating device synthesized speech, permitting multiple methods of message formulation and multiple methods of device access K0549 NU or RR Hospital bed, heavy duty, extra wide, with weight capacity greater than 350 but less than or equal to 600 pounds, with any type side rails, with mattress K0550 NU or RR Hospital bed, heavy duty, extra wide, with weight capacity greater than 350 but less than or equal to 600 pounds, with any type side rails, with mattress RR = DME that is rented. NU = DME that is purchased. *List is subject to change without prior notification. page 45
9 page 46 ORTHOTICS AND PROSTHETICS (O & P) The following list of items requires precertification from Medical Management prior to supplying these items to all Empire members. Failure to obtain precertification prior to providing services may result in non-payment of claims. O & P Precertification List* HCPCS Code Description L3000 L3001 L3002 L3003 L3010 L3020 L3030 L6882 L6920 L6925 L6930 L6935 L6940 L6945 L6950 L6955 L6960 L6965 L6970 L6975 L7010 L7015 L7020 L7025 Foot insert, removable, molded to patient model, UCB type, Berkeley shell, each Foot insert, removable, molded to patient model, Spenco, each Foot insert, removable, molded to patient model, Plastazote or equal, each Foot insert, removable, molded to patient model, UCB type, Berkeley shell, each Foot insert, removable, longitudinal arch support, each Foot insert, removable, longitudinal/metatarsal support Foot insert, removable, formed to patient, each Microprocessor control feature, addition to upper limb prosthetic terminal device Wrist Disarticulation, External Power, Self-Suspended Inner Socket, Removable Forearm Shell, Otto Bock or Equal, Switch, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Switch Control or Terminal Device Wrist Disarticulation, External Power, Self-Suspended Inner Socket, Removable Forearm Shell, Otto Bock or Equal, Electrodes, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Myoelectronic Control of Terminal Device Below Elbow, External Power, Self-Suspended Inner Socket, Removable Forearm Shell, Otto Bock or Equal Switch, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Switch Control of Terminal Device Below Elbow, External Power, Self-Suspended Inner Socket, Removable Forearm Shell, Otto Bock or Equal Electrodes, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Myoelectronic Control of Terminal Device Elbow Disarticulation, External Power, Molded Inner Socket, Removable Humeral Shell, Outside Locking Hinges, Forearm, Otto Bock or Equal Switch, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Switch Control or Terminal Device Elbow Disarticulation, External Power, Molded Inner Socket, Removable Humeral Shell, Outside Locking Hinges, Forearm, Otto Bock or Equal Electrodes, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Myoelectronic Control or Terminal Device Above Elbow, External Power, Self-Suspended Inner Socket, Removable Forearm Shell, Otto Bock or Equal Electrodes, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Myoelectronic Control of Terminal Device Above Elbow, External Power, Molded Inner Socket, Removable Humeral Shell, Internal Locking Elbow, Forearm, Otto Bock or Equal Electrodes, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Myoelectronic Control or Terminal Device Shoulder Disarticulation External Power, Molded Inner Socket, Removable Shoulder Shell, Shoulder Bulkhead, Humeral Section, Mechanical Elbow, Forearm, Otto Bock, Equal Switch, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Switch Control Terminal Device Shoulder Disarticulation External Power, Molded Inner Socket, Removable Shoulder Shell, Shoulder Bulkhead, Humeral Section, Mechanical Elbow, Forearm, Otto Bock, Equal Electrodes, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger Myoelectronic Control Terminal Device Interscapular-Thoracic, External Power, Molded Inner Socket, Removable Shoulder Shell, Shoulder Bulkhead, Humeral Section, Mechanical Elbow, Forearm, Otto Bock, Equal Switch, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Switch Control Terminal Device Interscapular-Thoracic, External Power, Molded Inner Socket, Removable Shoulder Shell, Shoulder Bulkhead, Humeral Section, Mechanical Elbow, Forearm, Otto Bock, Equal Electrodes, Cables, Two Batteries and One Charger, Myoelectronic Control Device Electronic Hand, Otto Bock, Steeper or Equal Switch Controlled Electronic Hand, Otto Bock, Steeper or Equal Switch Controlled Electronic Griefer, Otto Bock or Equal, Switch Electronic Hand, Otto Bock or Equal, Myoelectronically Controlled
10 HCPCS Code Description L7030 Electronic Hand System Teknik, Variety Village or Equal, Myoelectronically Controlled L7035 Electronic Griefer, Otto Bock or Equal, Myoelectronically Controlled L7040 Prehensile Acutator, Actuator, Hosmer or Equal, Switch Controlled L7045 Electronic hook, child, Michigan or equal, switch controlled L7170 Electronic Elbow, Hosmer or Equal, Switch Controlled L7180 Electronic Elbow, Boston, Utah or Equal, Myoelectronically Controlled L7185 Electronic Elbow, Adolescent, Variety Village or Equal, Switch Controlled L7186 Electronic Elbow, Child, Variety Village or Equal, Switch Controlled L7190 Electronic Elbow, Adolescent,Variety Village or Equal, Myoelectronically Controlled L7191 Electronic Elbow, Child, Variety Village or Equal, Myoelectronically Controlled L7260 Electronic Wrist Rotator, Otto Book or Equal L7261 Electronic Wrist Rotator, For Utah Arm L7272 Analogue Control, UNB or Equal L7274 Proportional Control, 6-12 Volt, Liberty, Utah or Equal L7900 Vacuum Erection System *List is subject to change without prior notification. PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY All physical and occupational therapy services following initial evaluation require precertification, excluding chiropractic care. No precertification is required for the initial evaluation, but a referral must be obtained for those products utilizing a gatekeeper. Empire has an agreement with OrthoNet, a musculoskeletal disease management company to provide these services to members enrolled in HMO, POS, PPO and EPO products including Empire s CDHP product, Empire Total Blue SM. Authorization requests can be made by faxing the necessary documentation to OrthoNet at For urgent requests or inquiries about clinical care, treatment plans, status and outcomes, you can speak with OrthoNet s Medical Management Department by calling , 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday. PCPs should refer the first therapy visit (CPT codes and 97003) to a participating physical or occupational therapist. No precertification is needed. Do not indicate the number of visits for which the member is approved, since that will be determined as part of the utilization review process. Please note: Electronic referral receipts, which show the number of visits, cannot be used in lieu of the OrthoNet program. All visits beyond the initial evaluation must still be precertified with OrthoNet regardless of the number of visits that may be listed on the electronic referral receipt. Providers of physical and occupational therapy should keep in mind that failure to comply with the medical management policy for therapy services after the initial evaluation may result in non-payment. If you have any questions on how to get the necessary forms, please call OrthoNet s Provider Services Department at , 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday. PHARMACY Drugs That Require Prior Authorization Empire classifies certain drugs as prior authorization required (PAR) medications. Empire must approve the drug before the prescription is filled. A physician or pharmacist can request prior authorization by calling the toll-free member services phone number listed on the back of the member s ID card. Empire Pharmacy Provider Services at , Monday Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EST. page 47
11 page 48 completing a precertification form which can be accessed online and then faxing it back to Empire at or If the prescribing criteria comply with the P&T Committee guidelines, Empire will issue a prior authorization number. Empire will call you with authorization information and also mail you a letter with the authorization information. To view Empire s list of drugs that require Prior Authorization visit Providers can now request prior authorization (PAR) over the telephone. How to request prior authorization review by phone: Please have the following information ready when requesting prior authorization: The member patient s name His/her Empire identification number His/her date of birth The official diagnosis The name of the Rx medication for which you are requesting clinical review Drugs that Have Quantity Limits The Quantity Limits list details medications that have quantity limits (QL). A QL drug requires prior authorization only if a prescription is written for more than the monthly-allowed amount. To request this authorization: Call Empire s Pharmacy Services at the phone number on the back of your patient s Empire identification card, 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday Friday. Complete a quantity limitation override request form which can be accessed online and then faxing it back to Empire. If Empire approves the quantity, the prescription will be covered. For Empire s Quantity Limits list visit REFERRALS For members covered under HMO and POS plans that utilize a PCP gatekeeper, it is the responsibility of the PCP (or the specialty care coordinator, if applicable) to complete referral forms when authorizing services from participating referral specialists. The PCP completes a referral form for participating referral specialists services (physician and non-physician), including office-based procedures. Please note that the referral form cannot be used to refer members to nonparticipating providers. Instead, the PCP must call Medical Management to request approval for referrals to a nonparticipating provider and any other service requiring precertification. No referral form is required for: Participating laboratory and radiology services (including ultrasounds, mammograms, CT scans and amniocentesis) Pediatrician exams of well newborns Routine vision exams, eyeglass lenses and frames No referral from the PCP is required for OB/GYNs to provide the following: Two semiannual Well-Woman office exams* Office-based care resulting from previous OB/GYN office exams Treatment of acute gynecological conditions Maternity Care *Well-Woman Care includes a pelvic examination, breast exam, collection and preparation of a Pap smear and laboratory and diagnostic services provided in evaluating the Pap smear. For members covered under Empire HMO, the network physician or referral specialist must obtain any necessary preauthorization. However, the member may self-refer to network specialists without a written referral form. Note: At the time of publication of this Sourcebook, the Empire products that utilized a PCP gatekeeper model were Empire HMO, Empire Direct Pay HMO, Empire Direct Pay POS, Child Health Plus, Healthy New York, and Senior Plan. Referrals are NOT required for DirectConnect SM HMO, Senior Plan Direct, Direct POS, or Direct Share POS. You will be advised in writing of any changes to these lists. The Referral Form: should indicate the reason for the referral. is valid for 90 days from the effective date, unless otherwise noted. Referral may be written for up to 365 days at the discretion of the PCP. should indicate the number of visits authorized by the PCP. includes authorization for office-based procedures by the participating specialist (for covered and medically necessary services). The referral form serves to introduce the patient to the specialist. It gives the specialist background information and the reason for the referral. The referral form also authorizes payment to the participating specialist, provided that the services are covered and medically necessary.
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