Aug 13, 2015 · Wiki Cam walker. Thread starter [email protected]; Start date Aug 13, 2015; Create Wiki J. jezerek63 ...

L4386, Walking boot, non-pneumatic, with or without joints, with or without interface material, prefabricated item that has been trimmed, bent, molded, assembled, or otherwise customized to fit a specific patient by an individual with expertise, Codify by AAPC, HCPCS Codes

Jul 12, 2013 · Does anyone else bill for cam walkers dispensed at post op visits? I usually link it to the same dx code that I use for the post-op visit, V58.78. But I recently had one deny because the dx code did not support dispensal of the boot. Any suggestions? Thanks.

Jul 10, 2013 · When a cam boot is dispensed at a post op visit, what is the appropriate dx code? I have been using V58.78 (aftercare following surgery to the musculoskeletal system), but recently I have had it denied by two payers. Thanks.

Cam walker. This is not the only code. There is also L4361, L4386, L4387. Look at the descriptions and ...

Cam walker. This is not the only code. There is also L4361, L4386, L4387. Look at the descriptions and ...

Cam walker L4360 is the code you use for the walking boot. We bill modifier NU for commercial plans, KX for Medicare (and Medicare advantage) plans - as long as you meet their medical necessity guidelines/diagno...

Mar 20, 2009 · I'm not sure if this is the correct forum for my question but I'm hoping someone can help. My Podiatry doctors are starting to give and bill out camwalkers/L4360 on the dos that surgical consultation sheets are filled out to be used during the post-operative period. They are DME providers...

Mar 5, 2021 · Provider billed 28470 diagnosis: M84.374A After appealing with chart notes, UHC says that the chart notes do not support that the 28470 was preformed. Dispensal of pneumatic cam walker was documented and diagnostics were …

Feb 28, 2022 · Yes, I also want to refer to the old guidelines with the presenting problem "sprain"-Low. There was actually no xray performed-No Data, and no prescription or OTC drugs, only the Cam Boot was applied. So that leaves us to where does the Cam Boot fall on the management options. Is it considered "elastic bandages"?