2011. Based upon questions about the correct application of the
A4353 (200). Frequently Asked Questions: Q: How many intermittent catheters am I allowed each month under current Medicare guidelines? A: As of April 1, 2008, Medicare will allow for the usual maximum of 200 catheters per month or one catheter for each episode of catheterization. Intermittent catheters are a one-time
13 Sep 2017 The Jurisdiction A, DME MAC , Medical Review Department is conducting a service specific review of HCPCS code(s) A4351, A4352 and A4353. The quarterly edit effectiveness results from April 2017 through July 2017 are as follows: The A4351 review involved 600 claims, of which 323 were denied.
1 Jun 2011 According to an analysis from RemitDATA, the overall Medicare denial rate for claims for A4353, intermittent urinary catheter, is 18.5 percent. The top reasons for denial Be sure to refer to the “Coding Guidelines" section of the related Policy Article of the LCD for contents of the kit. If a HCPC code exists
9 Feb 2011 The Coding Guidelines section of the Urological Supplies Policy Article has been revised to clarify the correct coding for use of HCPCS code A4353 (Urinary intermittent catheter with insertion supplies). The revised passage states: A urinary intermittent catheter with insertion supplies (A4353) is a kit which
HCPCS Procedure & Supply Codes - A4353 - Intermittent urinary catheter, with insertion supplies. Code Information. A4353 - Intermittent urinary catheter, with insertion supplies. The above description is abbreviated. This code description may also have Includes, Excludes, Notes, Guidelines, Examples and other
CATHETER INSERTION TRAY (A4310 - A4316, A4353, and A4354). One insertion tray will be covered per episode of indwelling catheter insertion. More than one tray per episode will be denied as not meeting coverage guidelines. One intermittent catheter with insertion supplies (A4353) will be covered per episode of
Will Medicare cover sterile catheter kits for people in my situation?3. No. If you weren't using sterile catheter kits (A4353) before the most recent Medicare guidelines were established on April 1, 2008, you have to meet the new criteria to be covered. If you've been reusing intermittent catheters (A4351, A4352) with clean.
9 Apr 2013 **UPDATED: October 3, 2017. Medicare has specific guidelines for covering urological supplies such as intermittent catheters, which are in place to protect you, your doctor's office or other prescribing facility, as well as the supplier. This ensures that everyone follows the proper standards. As a fully

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