Manual Wheelchair Coverage Criteria and Coding. Medicare Basic Coverage Criteria for any Manual Wheelchair
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1 Manual Wheelchair Coverage Criteria and Coding The following information describes the items or documentation necessary for reimbursement from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, also known as CMS or Medicare. Because Medicare typically has the most stringent insurance requirements, fulfilling these requirements could also strengthen reimbursement claims from other third-party payors. Otto Bock has relied upon the CMS guidance and recommendations set forth in this document s reference section below. Medicare Basic Coverage Criteria for any Manual Wheelchair [Needs to meet criteria A, B, C, D, E, + F or G] A. Cannot participate in 1 or more mobility related activities of daily live (MRADL) such as toileting, feeding, dressing, grooming, and bathing in customary locations in the home B. Cannot be resolved with a cane or walker C. Patient s home has adequate access and maneuverability D. Use of chair will improve MRADLs and patient will use on a regular basis E. Patient has not expressed unwillingness to use chair F. Patient has sufficient capabilities to self-propel the chair during a typical day G. Patient has caregiver who is willing to assist with chair What does the Basic Package include? Included in the Base Allowable for Adult Manual Wheelchair Bases: Seat Width of Seat Depth of Armrests Fixed Height Fixed, swing away, or detachable Footrests: fixed, swing away, or detachable Included in the Base Allowable for Pediatric Manual Wheelchair Bases: Seat Width less than or equal to 14 Seat Depth less than or equal to 14 Armrests Fixed Height Fixed, swing away, or detachable Footrests: fixed, swing away, or detachable Medicare Codes Included in the Basic Package: Seat/Back: E0981, E0982 Positioning Accessories (Including Armrests): E0995, K0015, K0017-K0019 Footrests: K0042-K0047, K0050, K0052 Wheels/Tires: E0967, E2205-E2206, E2210, E2220-E2222, E2224-E2226, K0069-K0072 Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 1 of /11
2 Additional Coverage Criteria for Specific Manual Wheelchair Bases Standard Hemi-Chair (K0002): Patient requires a lower seat height (17-18 ) because: Short stature, OR Need to place feet on ground for propulsion. Lightweight Chair (K0003): Patient cannot self-propel in a standard wheelchair using arms and/or legs; AND Patient can and does self-propel in a lightweight wheelchair (min 2 hr/day). High Strength Lightweight Chair (K0004): Patient s ability to self-propel the wheelchair while engaging in frequent activities that cannot be performed in a standard or lightweight wheelchair; AND/OR Requires seat width, depth, height that cannot be accommodated in a standard, lightweight, or hemi-wheelchair and spends at least two hours per day in the wheelchair. Ultralight Wheelchair (K0005) payment determined on an individual consideration basis Description of the K0005 features that are needed compared to the K0004 base. Heavy Duty (K0006) Patient weighs more than 250 pounds AND has severe spasticity. Extra Heavy Duty Chair (K0007) Patient weighs more than 300 pounds. What are the Coding Criteria for Bases? Code Name Weight (seat & back but no front riggings) Seat Height Weight Capacity K0001 Standard > 36 lbs 19" 250 lbs K0002 Standard Hemi > 36 lbs 19" 250 lbs K0003 Lightweight lbs 250 lbs K0004 High strength/ Lightweight Other < 34 lbs Lifetime Warranty on side frames and cross braces K0005 Ultra Lightweight < 30 lbs Adjustable rear axle, Lifetime Warranty on side frames and cross braces K0006 Heavy Duty > 250 lbs K0007 Extra Heavy Duty > 300 lbs K0008 Custom K0009 Other *Manual Wheelchair wheels must be large enough & positioned such that the wheelchair could be propelled by the user. Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 2 of /11
3 Possible HCPCS Codes for Accessories [See Medicare Bundling Chart for Codes that cannot be billed together] Choosing the appropriate code can be confusing. Some codes may only be allowed in certain situations and may not be able to be included with other codes. Check the payer s bundling rules. The following are possible codes for each category group. Selection might not be all inclusive. Back Limitations to Coverage A manual fully reclining back option (E1226) is covered if the patient has one or more of the following conditions: 1. The patient is at high risk for development of a pressure ulcer and is unable to perform a functional weight shift; or 2. The patient utilizes intermittent catheterization for bladder management and is unable to independently transfer from the wheelchair to the bed. Codes Seat E1014 E1225 E1226 E2291 E2293 RECLINING BACK, ADDITION TO PEDIATRIC SIZE WHEELCHAIR WHEELCHAIR ACCESSORY, MANUAL SEMI-RECLINING BACK, (RECLINE GREATER THAN 15 DEGREES, BUT LESS THAN 80 DEGREES), EACH WHEELCHAIR ACCESSORY, MANUAL FULLY RECLINING BACK, (RECLINE GREATER THAN 80 DEGREES), EACH BACK, PLANAR, FOR PEDIATRIC SIZE WHEELCHAIR INCLUDING FIXED ATTACHING HARDWARE BACK, CONTOURED, FOR PEDIATRIC SIZE WHEELCHAIR INCLUDING FIXED ATTACHING HARD Limitations to Criteria A solid insert (E0992) is a separate rigid piece of wood or plastic which is inserted in the cover of a cushion to provide additional support. A nonstandard seat width and/or depth for a manual wheelchair (E2201-E2204) is covered only if the patient's physical dimensions justify the need. A solid support base (E2231) for a seat cushion is a rigid piece of plastic or other material which is attached with hardware to the seat frame of a wheelchair in place of a sling seat. A cushion is placed on top of the support base. Codes E0985 ACCESSORY, SEAT LIFT MECHANISM E0992 ACCESSORY, SOLID SEAT INSERT E1011 MODIFICATION TO PEDIATRIC SIZE WHEELCHAIR, WIDTH ADJUSTMENT PACKAGE (NOT TO BE DISPENSED WITH INITIAL CHAIR) E2201 ACCESSORY, NONSTANDARD SEAT FRAME, WIDTH GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 20 INCHES AND LESS THAN 24 INCHES E2202 ACCESSORY, NONSTANDARD SEAT FRAME WIDTH 24 TO 27 INCHES Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 3 of /11
4 E2203 E2204 E2231 E2292 E2294 K0056 Cushions ACCESSORY, NONSTANDARD SEAT FRAME DEPTH, 20 TO LESS THAN 22 INCHES ACCESSORY, NONSTANDARD SEAT FRAME DEPTH, 22 TO 25 INCHES ACCESSORY, SOLID SEAT SUPPORT BASE (REPLACES SLING SEAT), INCLUDES ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE SEAT, PLANAR, FOR PED SIZE WHEELCHAIR INCL FIXED ATTACH HARDWARE SEAT, CONTOURED, PED SIZE WHEELCHAIR INCL FIXED ATTACH HARDWARE SEAT HEIGHT LESS THAN 17" OR EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN 21" FOR A HIGH STRENGTH, LIGHTWEIGHT, OR ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT WHEELCHAIR Coverage Criteria for Skin Protection and Positioning Cushions A. Prefabricated Skin Protection Seat Cushion B. Prefabricated Positioning Seat/Back Cushion I. The patient has a manual wheelchair or a power wheelchair with a sling/solid seat/back; AND II. Pressure Ulcer: Current pressure ulcer (707.03, , ) or Past history of a pressure ulcer (707.03, , ) on the area of contact with the seating surface; OR III. I. The patient has a manual wheelchair or a power wheelchair with a sling/solid seat/back; AND II. Postural Asymmetries (significant) due to diagnosis listed under III., OR has one of the following diagnoses: Monoplegia of the lower limb ( , ) due to stroke, traumatic brain injury, or other etiology, Spinocerebellar disease ( ), AK leg amputation ( ), Osteogenesis Imperfecta (756.51), Transverse Myelitis (323.82). Absent or impaired sensation in the area of contact with the seating surface or Inability to carry out a functional weight shift due to one of the following diagnoses: SCI with quadriplegia or paraplegia ( ), Other spinal cord disease ( ), MS (340), other demyelinating disease ( ), Cerebral Palsy ( ), Anterior Horn Cell diseases including ALS ( , ), Post Polio Paralysis (138), TBI with quadriplegia (344.09), Spina Bifida ( ), Childhood Cerebral Degeneration ( ), Alzheimer's disease (331.0), Parkinson's disease (332.0), Muscular Dystrophy (359.0, 359.1), Hemiplegia ( , ), Huntington's Chorea (333.4), Idiopathic Torsion Dystonia (333.6), Athetoid Cerebral Palsy (333.71). Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 4 of /11
5 Coverage Criteria for Custom Seat and Back Cushions A custom fabricated seat cushion (E2609) is covered if criteria (1) and (3) are met. A custom fabricated back cushion (E2617) is covered if criteria (2) and (3) are met: Meets criteria for a prefabricated skin protection seat cushion (A) OR positioning seat cushion (B) (above); Meets criteria for a prefabricated positioning back cushion (B) (above); Comprehensive written evaluation by a licensed/certified medical professional (LCMP), such as a PT or OT, which clearly explains why a prefabricated seating system is not sufficient to meet the patient's seating and positioning needs. The PT or OT may have no financial relationship with the supplier (and the supplier must attest to this fact in writing). A combination skin protection and positioning seat cushion (E2607, E2608, E2624, E2625) is covered for a patient who meets the criteria for both a skin protection seat cushion and a positioning seat cushion. A powered wheelchair seat cushion (E2610) is a battery-powered, prefabricated cushion in which an air either provides both sequential inflation and deflation of the air cells or a low interface pressure throughout the cushion. One type of powered seat cushion is an alternating pressure cushion. Medicare claims for a powered seat cushion will be denied as not reasonable and necessary. Seat Cushion Codes E2601 GENERAL USE WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY DEPTH E2602 GENERAL USE WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY DEPTH E2603 SKIN PROTECTION WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY DEPTH E2604 SKIN PROTECTION WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY DEPTH E2605 POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY DEPTH E2606 POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY DEPTH E2607 SKIN PROTECTION AND POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY DEPTH E2608 SKIN PROTECTION AND POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY DEPTH E2609 CUSTOM FABRICATED WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, ANY SIZE E2610 WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, POWERED Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 5 of /11
6 E2622 SKIN PROTECTION WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, ADJUSTABLE, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY DEPTH E2623 SKIN PROTECTION WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, ADJUSTABLE, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY DEPTH E2624 SKIN PROTECTION AND POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, ADJUSTABLE, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY DEPTH E2625 SKIN PROTECTION AND POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR SEAT CUSHION, ADJUSTABLE, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY DEPTH K0669 WHEELCHAIR ACCESSORY, WHEELCHAIR SEAT OR BACK CUSHION, DOES NOT MEET SPECIFIC CODE CRITERIA OR NO WRITTEN CODING VERIFICATION FROM DME PDAC Back Cushion Codes E2611 GENERAL USE WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY HEIGHT,INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE E2612 GENERAL USE WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY HEIGHT,INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE E2613 POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, POSTERIOR, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY HEIGHT, INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE E2614 POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, POSTERIOR, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY HEIGHT, INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE E2615 POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, POSTERIOR-LATERAL, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY HEIGHT, INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE E2616 POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, POSTERIOR-LATERAL, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY HEIGHT, INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE E2617 CUSTOM FABRICATED WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, ANY SIZE, INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE E2620 POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, PLANAR BACK WITH LATERAL SUPPORTS, WIDTH LESS THAN 22 INCHES, ANY HEIGHT, INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE E2621 POSITIONING WHEELCHAIR BACK CUSHION, PLANAR BACK WITH LATERAL SUPPORTS, WIDTH 22 INCHES OR GREATER, ANY HEIGHT, INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE K0669 ACCESSORY, WHEELCHAIR SEAT OR BACK CUSHION, DOES NOT MEET SPECIFIC CODE CRITERIA OR NO WRITTEN CODING VERIFICATION FROM DME PDAC Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 6 of /11
7 Positioning Accessories Limitations to Coverage A positioning accessory (E0955-E0957, E0960) is covered for a patient who meets both of the following criteria: 1. The patient has a manual wheelchair or a power wheelchair with a sling/solid seat/back and the patient meets Medicare coverage criteria for it; and 2. The patient has any significant postural asymmetries that are due to one of the diagnoses listed in criterion 2b above or to one of the following diagnoses: monoplegia of the lower limb ( , ) due to stroke, traumatic brain injury, or other etiology, spinocerebellar disease ( ), above knee leg amputation ( ), osteogenesis imperfecta (756.51), transverse myelitis (323.82). A headrest (E0955) is also covered when the patient has a covered manual tilt-in-space, manual semi or fully reclining back on a manual wheelchair, a manual fully reclining back on a power wheelchair, or power tilt and/or recline power seating system. A headrest extension (E0966) is a sling support for the head. Miscellaneous Positioning Codes E0955 E0956 E0957 E0960 E0966 E1028 ACCESSORY, HEADREST, CUSHIONED, ANY TYPE, INCLUDING FIXED MOUNTING HARDWARE, EACH ACCESSORY, LATERAL TRUNK OR HIP SUPPORT, ANY TYPE, INCLUDING FIXED MOUNTING HARDWARE, EACH ACCESSORY, MEDIAL THIGH SUPPORT, ANY TYPE, INCLUDING FIXED MOUNTING HARDWARE, EACH ACCESSORY, SHOULDER HARNESS/STRAPS OR CHEST STRAP, INCLUDING ANY TYPE MOUNTING HARDWARE ACCESSORY, HEADREST EXTENSION, EACH ACCESSORY, MANUAL SWINGAWAY, RETRACTABLE OR REMOVABLE MOUNTING HARDWARE FOR JOYSTICK, OTHER CONTROL INTERFACE OR POSITIONING ACCESSORY Armrest Codes E0973 E2209 K0015 K0017 K0018 K0019 K0020 L3964 ACCESSORY, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, DETACHABLE ARMREST, COMPLETE ASSEMBLY, EACH ACCESSORY, ARM TROUGH, WITH OR WITHOUT HAND SUPPORT, EACH DETACHABLE, NON-ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT ARMREST, EACH DETACHABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT ARMREST, BASE, EACH DETACHABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT ARMREST, UPPER PORTION, EACH ARM PAD, EACH FIXED, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT ARMREST, PAIR SHOULDER ELBOW ORTHOSIS, MOBILE ARM SUPPORT ATTACHED TO WHEELCHAIR, BALANCED, ADJUSTABLE, PREFABRICATED, INCLUDES FITTING AND ADJUSTMENT Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 7 of /11
8 L3965 L3966 L3968 L3969 L3970 L3972 L3974 SHOULDER ELBOW ORTHOSIS, MOBILE ARM SUPPORT ATTACHED TO WHEELCHAIR, BALANCED, ADJUSTABLE RANCHO TYPE, PREFABRICATED, INCLUDES FITTING AND ADJUSTMENT SHOULDER ELBOW ORTHOSIS, MOBILE ARM SUPPORT ATTACHED TO WHEELCHAIR, BALANCED, RECLINING, PREFABRICATED, INCLUDES FITTING AND ADJUSTMENT SHOULDER ELBOW ORTHOSIS, MOBILE ARM SUPPORT ATTACHED TO WHEELCHAIR, BALANCED, FRICTION ARM SUPPORT (FRICTION DAMPENING TO PROXIMAL AND DISTAL JOINTS), PREFABRICATED, INCLUDES FITTING AND ADJUSTMENT SHOULDER ELBOW ORTHOSIS, MOBILE ARM SUPPORT, MONOSUSPENSION ARM AND HAND SUPPORT, OVERHEAD ELBOW FOREARM HAND SLING SUPPORT, YOKE TYPE SUSPENSION SUPPORT, PREFABRICATED, INCLUDES FITTING AND ADJUSTMENT SEO, ADDITION TO MOBILE ARM SUPPORT, ELEVATING PROXIMAL ARM SEO, ADDITION TO MOBILE ARM SUPPORT, OFFSET OR LATERAL ROCKER ARM WITH ELASTIC BALANCE CONTROL SEO, ADDITION TO MOBILE ARM SUPPORT, SUPINATOR Medicare Bundling Chart: Armrests, Column II codes are included in the allowance for the corresponding Column I code when provided at the same time. Column I E0973 Column II K0017, K0018, K0019 Footrest/Legrest Codes Elevating legrests that are used with a wheelchair that is purchased or owned by the patient are coded E0990. This code is per legrest. E0951 HEEL LOOP/HOLDER, ANY TYPE, WITH OR WITHOUT ANKLE STRAP, EACH E0952 TOE LOOP/HOLDER, ANY TYPE, EACH E0990 ACCESSORY, ELEVATING LEG REST, COMPLETE ASSEMBLY, EACH E0995 ACCESSORY, CALF REST/PAD, EACH E1020 RESIDUAL LIMB SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR WHEELCHAIR K0037 HIGH MOUNT FLIP-UP FOOTREST, EACH K0038 LEG STRAP, EACH K0039 LEG STRAP, H STYLE, EACH K0040 ADJUSTABLE ANGLE FOOTPLATE, EACH K0041 LARGE SIZE FOOTPLATE, EACH K0042 STANDARD SIZE FOOTPLATE, EACH K0043 FOOTREST, LOWER EXTENSION TUBE, EACH K0044 FOOTREST, UPPER HANGER BRACKET, EACH K0045 FOOTREST, COMPLETE ASSEMBLY Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 8 of /11
9 K0046 K0047 K0050 K0051 K0052 K0053 K0195 ELEVATING LEGREST, LOWER EXTENSION TUBE, EACH ELEVATING LEGREST, UPPER HANGER BRACKET, EACH RATCHET ASSEMBLY CAM RELEASE ASSEMBLY, FOOTREST OR LEGREST, EA SWINGAWAY, DETACHABLE FOOTRESTS, EACH ELEVATING FOOTRESTS, ARTICULATING (TELESCOPING), EACH ELEVATING LEG RESTS, PAIR (FOR USE WITH CAPPED RENTAL WHEELCHAIR BASE) Medicare Bundling Chart: Foot/Legrests, Column II codes are included in the allowance for the corresponding Column I code when provided at the same time. Column 1 E0990 K0039 K0045 K0046 K0047 K0053 K0195 Column II E0995, K0042, K0043, K0044, K0045, K0046, K0047 K0038 K0043, K0044 K0043 K0044 E0990, E0995, K0042, K0043, K0044, K0045, K0046, K0047 E0995, K0042, K0043, K0044, K0045, K0046, K0047 Wheels & Tires Code Descriptions and Limitations to Coverage A caster is a small wheel that is in contact with the ground during normal operation of the Wheelchair and which cannot be used for arm propulsion. This includes rear tires on tilt-in-space wheelchairs that are not used for arm propulsion. A propulsion wheel is a large wheel which can be used by a beneficiary to propel the wheelchair with his/her arms. A pneumatic tire (E2211, E2214) is a rubber tire which is used in conjunction with a separate tube (E2212, E2215) which is filled with air. A flat free insert (E2213) is a removable ring of firm material that is placed inside of a pneumatic tire to allow the wheelchair to continue to move if the pneumatic tire is punctured. This code may not be used for a foam filled tire. A foam filled tire (E2216, E2217) is one in which a rubber tire shell has been filled with foam which is nonremovable. A foam tire (E2218, E2219) is one which is made entirely of self-skinning urethane. A solid tire (E2220, E2221, E2222) is one which is made of hard plastic or rubber. A gear reduction drive wheel (E2227) is one that has more than one gear ratio option. Pushing on the rim allows the user to manually shift between the gears in order to provide additional leverage to assist propulsion of a manual wheelchair. It is covered if all of the following criteria are met: 1. The patient has been self-propelling in a manual wheelchair for at least one year; AND 2. The patient has had a specialty evaluation that was performed by a licensed/certified medical professional, such as a PT or OT, or physician who has specific training and experience in rehabilitation wheelchair evaluations and that documents the need for the device in the patient s home. The PT, OT, or physician may have no financial relationship with the supplier; AND Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 9 of /11
10 3. The wheelchair is provided by a supplier that employs a RESNA-certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) who specializes in wheelchairs and who has direct, in-person involvement in the wheelchair selection for the patient. A wheel braking and lock system (E2228) is a caliper or disc type braking system that permits the controlled slowing of a manual wheelchair or the controlled descent on inclines. It also has full wheel lock capability. A rear wheel assembly (K0069, K0070) includes a wheel rim plus a tire. For pneumatic tires, it also includes the tire tube, but not a flat free insert. A caster assembly (K0071, K0072, K0077) includes a caster fork, wheel rim, and tire. Wheels & Tires Codes E0961 E0967 E2205 E2206 E2211 E2212 E2213 E2214 E2215 E2216 E2217 E2218 E2219 E2220 E2221 E2222 E2224 E2225 E2226 E2227 E2228 K0065 K0069 K0070 K0071 ACCESSORY, WHEEL LOCK BRAKE EXTENSION (HANDLE), EACH ACCESSORY, HAND RIM WITH PROJECTIONS, ANY TYPE, EACH ACCESSORY, HANDRIM WITHOUT PROJECTIONS (INCLUDES ERGONOMIC OR CONTOURED), ANY TYPE, REPLACEMENT ONLY, EACH ACCESSORY, WHEEL LOCK ASSEMBLY, COMPLETE, EACH ACCESSORY, PNEUMATIC PROPULSION TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, TUBE FOR PNEUMATIC PROPULSION TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, INSERT FOR PNEUMATIC PROPULSION TIRE (REMOVABLE), ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, PNEUMATIC CASTER TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, TUBE FOR PNEUMATIC CASTER TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, FOAM FILLED PROPULSION TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, FOAM FILLED CASTER TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, FOAM PROPULSION TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, FOAM CASTER TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, FOAM CASTER TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, SOLID (RUBBER/PLASTIC) CASTER TIRE (REMOVABLE), ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, SOLID (RUBBER/PLASTIC) CASTER TIRE WITH INTEGRATED WHEEL, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, PROPULSION WHEEL EXCLUDES TIRE, ANY SIZE, EACH ACCESSORY, CASTER WHEEL EXCLUDES TIRE, ANY SIZE, REPLACEMENT ONLY, EACH ACCESSORY, CASTER FORK, ANY SIZE, REPLACEMENT ONLY, EACH ACCESSORY, GEAR REDUCTION DRIVE WHEEL, EACH ACCESSORY, WHEEL BRAKING SYSTEM AND LOCK, COMPLETE, EACH SPOKE PROTECTORS, EACH REAR WHEEL ASSEMBLY, COMPLETE, W/ SOLID TIRE, SPOKES OR MOLDED, EACH REAR WHEEL ASSEMBLY, COMPLETE, WITH PNEUMATIC TIRE, SPOKES OR MOLDED, EACH FRONT CASTER ASSEMBLY, COMPLETE, WITH PNEUMATIC TIRE, EACH Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 10 of /11
11 K0072 K0073 K0077 FRONT CASTER ASSEMBLY, COMPLETE, WITH SEMI-PNEUMATIC TIRE, EACH CASTER PIN LOCK, EACH FRONT CASTER ASSEMBLY, COMPLETE, WITH SOLID TIRE, EACH Medicare Bundling Chart: Wheels and Tires, Column II codes are included in the allowance for the corresponding Column I code when provided at the same time. Column I K0069 K0070 K0071 K0072 K0077 Column II E2220, E2224 E2211, E2212, E2224 E2214, E2215, E2225, E2226 E2219, E2225, E2226 E2221, E2222, E2225, E2226 Miscellaneous Accessories Limitations to Coverage Anti-rollback device (E0974) is covered if the patient self-propels and needs the device because of ramps. A safety belt/pelvic strap (E0978) is covered if the patient has weak upper body muscles, upper body instability or muscle spasticity which requires use of this item for proper positioning. Codes for Miscellaneous Accessories E0705 E0950 E0958 E0959 E0971 E0974 E0978 E0981 E0982 E1015 E1017 E1028 E1029 E1030 E2207 E2208 E2210 E2230 TRANSFER DEVICE, ANY TYPE, EACH ACCESSORY, TRAY, EACH ACCESSORY, ONE-ARM DRIVE ATTACHMENT, EACH ACCESSORY, ADAPTER FOR AMPUTEE, EACH ACCESSORY, ANTI-TIPPING DEVICE, EACH ACCESSORY, ANTI-ROLLBACK DEVICE, EACH ACCESSORY, POSITIONING BELT/SAFETY BELT/PELVIC STRAP, EACH ACCESSORY, SEAT UPHOLSTERY, REPLACEMENT ONLY, EACH ACCESSORY, BACK UPHOLSTERY, REPLACEMENT ONLY, EACH SHOCK ABSORBER FOR MANUAL WHEELCHAIR, EACH HEAVY DUTY SHOCK ABSORBER FOR HEAVY DUTY OR EXTRA HEAVY DUTY MANUAL WHEELCHAIR, EACH ACCESSORY, MANUAL SWINGAWAY, RETRACTABLE OR REMOVABLE MOUNTING HARDWARE FOR JOYSTICK, OTHER CONTROL INTERFACE OR POSITIONING ACCESSORY ACCESSORY, VENTILATOR TRAY, FIXED ACCESSORY, VENTILATOR TRAY, GIMBALED ACCESSORY, CRUTCH AND CANE HOLDER, EACH ACCESSORY, CYLINDER TANK CARRIER, EACH ACCESSORY, BEARINGS, ANY TYPE, REPLACEMENT ONLY, EACH ACCESSORY, MANUAL STANDING SYSTEM Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 11 of /11
12 E2295 E2619 K0105 K0108 ACCESSORY, FOR PEDIATRIC SIZE WHEELCHAIR, DYNAMIC SEATING FRAME, ALLOWS COORDINATED MOVEMENT OF MULTIPLE POSITIONING FEATURES REPLACEMENT COVER FOR WHEELCHAIR SEAT OR BACK CUSHION, EACH IV HANGER, EACH WHEELCHAIR COMPONENT OR ACCESSORY, NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED Medicare Bundling Chart: Miscellaneous Accessories, Column II codes are included in the allowance for the corresponding Column I code when provided at the same time. Column I E0950 Column II E1028 References Local Coverage Determinations and Articles for Manual Wheelchair Bases, Wheelchair Seating, and Wheelchair Options and Accessories can be found at: NHIC, Corp., DME MAC, Jurisdiction A. Current Local Coverage Determinations. Accessed at NGS, DME MAC, Jurisdiction B. Durable Medical Equipment Home. Accessed at Under Quick Links, select Medical Policy Center (LCDs). CGS, DME MAC, Jurisdiction C. Current Local Coverage Determinations. Accessed at 03,+DME+MAC)&LCntrctr=140*2&bc=AgACAAAAAAAA#ResultsAnchor. Noridian Administrative Services, DME MAC, Jurisdiction D. Local Coverage Determinations. Accessed at DISCLAIMER: The supplier assumes full responsibility for accurate coding as necessary when providing patientspecific durable medical equipment and services. The coding recommendations by Otto Bock are based on reasonable judgment and are not recommended to replace the supplier s judgment. The coding recommendations may be subject to revision as based on additional information or alphanumeric system changes. Otto Bock HealthCare LP Page 12 of /11
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