CPT 76977, 77078, 77079, 77080, 77081, 77083, or HCPCS G0130:



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Bone Mass Measurements Coverage Information Noridian Administrative Services (NAS), LLC, is providing coverage information regarding Bone Mass Measurements (BMM) in response to multiple provider inquiries. This article contains instructions for coding medical necessity in accordance with both the national coverage determinations (NCD) and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) instructions on BMM. These coding guidelines are not intended to replace any found in the ICD-9-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting, nor are they intended to provide guidance on when a condition should be coded. Rather, providers should use this article in conjunction with the UB-04 Data Specifications Manual and the ICD-9-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting. Bone Mass Measurement screening may, for specific beneficiaries; be completed once every 2 years (at least 23 months have passed since the month the last covered BMM was performed). In order for the screening to be covered, the beneficiary must meet at least one of the following conditions as listed in the Medicare Benefit Policy Manual (MBPM) Chapter 15, section 80.5.6. CPT 76977, 77078, 77079, 77080, 77081, 77083, or HCPCS G0130: A woman who has been determined by the physician or qualified Non-Physician Practitioner (NPP) treating her to be estrogen-deficient and at clinical risk for osteoporosis based on her medical history and other findings. An individual with vertebral abnormalities as demonstrated by an x-ray to be indicative of osteoporosis, osteopenia, or vertebral fracture. An individual receiving (or expecting to receive) glucocorticoid (steroid) therapy equivalent to an average of 5.0 mg of prednisone, or greater, per day, for more than 3 months. An individual with primary hyperparathyroidism. CPT 77080 only: An individual being monitored to assess the response to or efficacy of an FDAapproved osteoporosis drug therapy. Confirming baseline BMM or BMMs to permit monitoring beneficiaries in the future. When medically necessary, coverage of more frequent BMMs may be indicated. Examples include, but are not limited to the following medical circumstances: Monitoring beneficiaries on long-term glucocorticoid (steroid) therapy of more than 3 months; (CPT 76977, 77078, 77079, 77080, 77081, 77083, or HCPCS G0130) In order for the BMM to be covered, the testing must be completed under the following conditions found in MBPM Chapter 15 section 80.5.4:

The physician or qualified nonphysician practitioner (NPP) who is treating the beneficiary must order the BMM as well as determine the appropriate BMM to be used. The BMM must be performed under the appropriate level of physician supervision as defined in 42 CFR 410.32(b). The BMM is reasonable and necessary for the diagnosing and treating the condition of a beneficiary who meets the conditions described above. In the case of BMM for the monitoring of the effectiveness of drug therapy for osteoporosis, coverage is limited to Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA), bone density study, 1 or more sites; axial skeleton (eg, hips, pelvis, spine); CPT 77080. In the case of a confirmatory baseline BMM, coverage is limited to a BMM completed by DEXA system (axial skeleton) for an individual and above conditions are met as well as the initial BMM was not performed using a DEXA system (axial skeleton). Diagnosis codes that support coverage of CPT 76977, 77078, 77079, 77080, 77081, 77083, or HCPCS G0130 include: (NOTE: Providers may code screening, V82.81, or other codes as appropriate. However, only the following codes will support medical necessity for this NCD.) 252.00 HYPERPARATHYROIDISM, UNSPECIFIED 252.01 PRIMARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM 252.02 SECONDARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM, NON-RENAL 252.08 OTHER HYPERPARATHYROIDISM 253.2 PANHYPOPITUITARISM 253.7 IATROGENIC PITUITARY DISORDERS 255.0 CUSHING'S 255.3 OTHER CORTICOADRENAL OVERACTIVITY 256.2 POSTABLATIVE OVARIAN FAILURE 256.31 PREMATURE MENOPAUSE 256.39 OTHER OVARIAN FAILURE 256.4 POLYCYSTIC OVARIES 256.8 OTHER OVARIAN DYSFUNCTION 256.9 UNSPECIFIED OVARIAN DYSFUNCTION 259.3 ECTOPIC HORMONE SECRETION NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 588.0 RENAL OSTEODYSTROPHY 588.81 SECONDARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM (OF RENAL ORIGIN)

588.89 OTHER SPECIFIED DISORDERS RESULTING FROM IMPAIRED RENAL FUNCTION 626.0 ABSENCE OF MENSTRUATION 627.0 PREMENOPAUSAL MENORRHAGIA 627.1 POSTMENOPAUSAL BLEEDING 627.2 SYMPTOMATIC MENOPAUSAL OR FEMALE CLIMACTERIC STATES 627.3 POSTMENOPAUSAL ATROPHIC VAGINITIS 627.4 SYMPTOMATIC STATES ASSOCIATED WITH ARTIFICIAL MENOPAUSE 627.8 OTHER SPECIFIED MENOPAUSAL AND POSTMENOPAUSAL DISORDERS 627.9 UNSPECIFIED MENOPAUSAL AND POSTMENOPAUSAL DISORDER 720.0 ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS 733.00 OSTEOPOROSIS UNSPECIFIED 733.01 SENILE OSTEOPOROSIS 733.02 IDIOPATHIC OSTEOPOROSIS 733.03 DISUSE OSTEOPOROSIS 733.09 OTHER OSTEOPOROSIS 733.13 PATHOLOGICAL FRACTURE OF VERTEBRAE 733.90 DISORDER OF BONE AND CARTILAGE UNSPECIFIED 737.10 KYPHOSIS (ACQUIRED) (POSTURAL) 737.11 KYPHOSIS DUE TO RADIATION 737.12 KYPHOSIS POSTLAMINECTOMY 737.19 OTHER KYPHOSIS ACQUIRED 737.20 LORDOSIS (ACQUIRED) (POSTURAL) 737.21 LORDOSIS POSTLAMINECTOMY 737.22 OTHER POSTSURGICAL LORDOSIS 737.29 OTHER LORDOSIS ACQUIRED 737.30 SCOLIOSIS (AND KYPHOSCOLIOSIS) IDIOPATHIC 758.6 GONADAL DYSGENESIS 805.00 CLOSED FRACTURE OF CERVICAL VERTEBRA UNSPECIFIED LEVEL 805.01 CLOSED FRACTURE OF FIRST CERVICAL VERTEBRA

805.02 CLOSED FRACTURE OF SECOND CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.03 CLOSED FRACTURE OF THIRD CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.04 CLOSED FRACTURE OF FOURTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.05 CLOSED FRACTURE OF FIFTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.06 CLOSED FRACTURE OF SIXTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.07 CLOSED FRACTURE OF SEVENTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.08 CLOSED FRACTURE OF MULTIPLE CERVICAL VERTEBRAE 805.10 OPEN FRACTURE OF CERVICAL VERTEBRA UNSPECIFIED LEVEL 805.11 OPEN FRACTURE OF FIRST CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.12 OPEN FRACTURE OF SECOND CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.13 OPEN FRACTURE OF THIRD CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.14 OPEN FRACTURE OF FOURTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.15 OPEN FRACTURE OF FIFTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.16 OPEN FRACTURE OF SIXTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.17 OPEN FRACTURE OF SEVENTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA 805.18 OPEN FRACTURE OF MULTIPLE CERVICAL VERTEBRAE 805.2 CLOSED FRACTURE OF DORSAL (THORACIC) VERTEBRA WITHOUT 805.3 OPEN FRACTURE OF DORSAL (THORACIC) VERTEBRA WITHOUT 805.4 CLOSED FRACTURE OF LUMBAR VERTEBRA WITHOUT SPINAL 805.5 OPEN FRACTURE OF LUMBAR VERTEBRA WITHOUT SPINAL 805.6 CLOSED FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITHOUT 805.7 OPEN FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITHOUT SPINAL 805.8 CLOSED FRACTURE OF UNSPECIFIED PART OF VERTEBRAL COLUMN WITHOUT 805.9 OPEN FRACTURE OF UNSPECIFIED PART OF VERTEBRAL COLUMN WITHOUT 806.00 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH UNSPECIFIED 806.01 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH COMPLETE LESION

806.02 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH ANTERIOR CORD 806.03 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH CENTRAL CORD 806.04 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH OTHER SPECIFIED 806.05 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH UNSPECIFIED 806.06 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH COMPLETE LESION 806.07 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH ANTERIOR CORD 806.08 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH CENTRAL CORD 806.09 CLOSED FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH OTHER SPECIFIED 806.10 OPEN FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH UNSPECIFIED SPINAL 806.11 OPEN FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH COMPLETE LESION OF CORD 806.12 OPEN FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH ANTERIOR CORD 806.13 OPEN FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH CENTRAL CORD 806.14 OPEN FRACTURE OF C1-C4 LEVEL WITH OTHER SPECIFIED 806.15 OPEN FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH UNSPECIFIED SPINAL 806.16 OPEN FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH COMPLETE LESION OF CORD 806.17 OPEN FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH ANTERIOR CORD 806.18 OPEN FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH CENTRAL CORD 806.19 OPEN FRACTURE OF C5-C7 LEVEL WITH OTHER SPECIFIED 806.20 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH UNSPECIFIED 806.21 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH COMPLETE LESION

806.22 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH ANTERIOR CORD 806.23 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH CENTRAL CORD 806.24 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH OTHER SPECIFIED 806.25 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH UNSPECIFIED 806.26 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH COMPLETE LESION 806.27 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH ANTERIOR CORD 806.28 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH CENTRAL CORD 806.29 CLOSED FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH OTHER SPECIFIED 806.30 OPEN FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH UNSPECIFIED SPINAL 806.31 OPEN FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH COMPLETE LESION OF CORD 806.32 OPEN FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH ANTERIOR CORD 806.33 OPEN FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH CENTRAL CORD 806.34 OPEN FRACTURE OF T1-T6 LEVEL WITH OTHER SPECIFIED 806.35 OPEN FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH UNSPECIFIED SPINAL 806.36 OPEN FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH COMPLETE LESION 806.37 OPEN FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH ANTERIOR CORD 806.38 OPEN FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH CENTRAL CORD 806.39 OPEN FRACTURE OF T7-T12 LEVEL WITH OTHER SPECIFIED 806.4 CLOSED FRACTURE OF LUMBAR SPINE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY 806.5 OPEN FRACTURE OF LUMBAR SPINE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY

806.60 CLOSED FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITH UNSPECIFIED 806.61 CLOSED FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITH COMPLETE CAUDA EQUINA LESION 806.62 CLOSED FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITH OTHER CAUDA EQUINA INJURY 806.69 CLOSED FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITH OTHER 806.70 OPEN FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITH UNSPECIFIED 806.71 OPEN FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITH COMPLETE CAUDA EQUINA LESION 806.72 OPEN FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITH OTHER CAUDA EQUINA INJURY 806.79 OPEN FRACTURE OF SACRUM AND COCCYX WITH OTHER 806.8 CLOSED FRACTURE OF UNSPECIFIED VERTEBRA WITH SPINAL 806.9 OPEN FRACTURE OF UNSPECIFIED VERTEBRA WITH SPINAL V07.4 HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY (POSTMENOPAUSAL) V49.81 ASYMPTOMATIC POSTMENOPAUSAL STATUS (AGE-RELATED) (NATURAL) V58.65 LONG-TERM (CURRENT) USE OF STEROIDS The following V codes support coverage for only CPT 77080, and no other procedure including 76977, 77078, 77079, 77080, 77081, 77083, or HCPCS G0130 when combined with one of the following diagnoses: 733.00, 733.01, 733.02, 733.03, 733.09, 733.90, 255.0 V58.69* V67.51* V67.59* LONG-TERM (CURRENT) USE OF OTHER MEDICATIONS FOLLOW-UP EXAMINATION FOLLOWING COMPLETED TREATMENT WITH HIGH-RISK MEDICATION NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED OTHER FOLLOW-UP EXAMINATION * V67.51 to be used only for reporting an individual who has completed drug therapy for osteoporosis and is being monitored for response to therapy. * V67.59 and V58.69 to be used only for reporting an individual who is receiving

ongoing drug therapy for osteoporosis and is being monitored for effectiveness. References: Medicare Claims Processing Manual Chapter 13, section 140, Medicare Benefit Policy Manual Chapter 15 section 80.5, Change Request 5521, CR 5847, National Coverage Determination 150.3, 42 CFR 410.31,CPT manual, HCPCS manual and ICD-9-CM Manual Effective Date: January 1, 2007