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P R O V I D E R B U L L E T I N B T 2 0 0 0 2 7 A U G U S T 1 0, 2 0 0 0 To: Subject: All Indiana Health Coverage Programs Durable Medical Equipment Providers, Home Health Care Providers, Hospitals, Medical Clinics, and Physicians Note: The information in this bulletin is not directed to those providers rendering services in the riskbased managed care delivery system. Overview This bulletin provides clarification that standers are covered by the Indiana Health Coverage Programs (IHCP) and are subject to prior authorization. refers to a mechanical standing device that provides support and positioning to aid in decreasing postural instability by targeting specific muscle groups with isokinetic exercises. The IHCP has established prior authorization criteria to be used for the evaluation of medical necessity. This criteria and the codes to be used for billing are being presented in this bulletin and are effective upon its issuance. The IHCP has developed a medical clearance form to assist providers in supplying the necessary documentation required for evaluation of the medical information by prior authorization staff. The medical clearance form must be signed by the physician who orders the stander, and must be included with the prior authorization request. A copy of the new medical clearance form is included in this bulletin, and may be copied as needed. EDS 1

Coverage Criteria for require prior authorization. Initial requests for prior authorization must be accompanied by a medical clearance form signed by the physician and a copy of a physical or occupational therapy evaluation that was completed within the last two months. This evaluation should show the patient s functional and cognitive baseline and ability to progress within therapy. Subsequent requests for prior authorization will require ongoing documentation of progress toward goals up through the 15 th month. The request for prior authorization must include documentation of medical necessity and a plan of care signed by the ordering physician that identifies measurable goals for therapy and training. The plan should identify the reasons the patient requires the stander as an adjunctive therapy. Examples of the reasons include, but are not limited to, the following: To aid in the prevention of atrophy in the trunk and leg muscles To improve circulation to the trunk and lower extremities To prevent formation of decubiti (pressure sores) with changeable positions To increase bone density and strength To improve circulation in the lower extremities To improve range of motion To decrease muscle spasms To strengthen the cardiovascular system and build endurance To improve strength to the trunk and lower extremities To prevent or decrease joint muscle contractures To lesson or prevent progressive scoliosis To aid normal skeletal development Diagnoses that suggest medical necessity may include, but are not limited to, the following: 343.0 Congenital diplegia 343.2 Congenital quadriplegia 343.9 Cerebral Palsy NOS 344.0 Quadriplegia 742.4 Brain anomaly NEC 355.20 Amyotrophic Sclerosis EDS 2

995.55 Shaken Infant Syndrome 741.9 Spina Bifida 348.3 Encephalopathy NOS 783.4 Lack of normal development 318.1 Severe mental retardation 318.2 Profound mental retardation When a multi-positional stander is requested there must be documentation that supports the need for a multi-positional stander. Secondary complications that could justify the need for multipositional standers include, but are not limited to, the following: A patient requires postural drainage A patient requires suctioning while in the stander related to excessive secretions A patient has a history of postural hypotension Other documentation to support medical necessity would include: Specific muscle groups to be targeted and expected outcomes Training for the caregiver regarding specific orders and proper positioning of the recipient in the stander Billing Instructions Table 1.1 Level III HCPCS Codes for Code Z5104 Z5105 Z5106 Z5107 Description Supine stander (includes all attachments and tray) Prone stander (includes all attachments and tray) Vertical stander (includes all attachments and tray) Multi positional stander (includes all attachments and tray) Providers are to bill their usual and customary charge for the equipment and will be reimbursed the lesser of the submitted charges for the equipment or the maximum fee amount. The equipment is to be billed on a HCFA-1500 claim form using a DME provider number. Attachments and trays are included in the maximum fee and are not to be billed separately. The provider is obligated to provide repairs and maintenance for the first 15 months or until the item is purchased. EDS 3

After 15 months, repairs and maintenance are billed using E1399 for replacement parts and E1340 for labor charges. Further Information Questions about this bulletin may be directed to the Health Care Excel (HCE) Medical Policy Department at (317) 347-4500. Questions about the billing procedures referenced in this bulletin may be directed to EDS Customer Service at (317) 655-3240 in the Indianapolis local area or 1-800 577-1278. EDS 4

Indiana Health Coverage Programs M E D I C A L C L E A R A N C E F O R M P H Y S I C A L A S S E S S M E N T F O R S T A N D I N G E Q U I P M E N T Patient name Diagnosis Onset date of disability Current weight Provider s name Section A: Patient information Recipient identification number Date of birth Current height Section B: Physician Information Provider number Section C: General Physical Status *Please circle most appropriate answer. If abnormal or progress is circled, please explain in the space provided. Cardiopulmonary status Normal Abnormal Progress Sensation/body awareness Normal Abnormal Progress Skin status Normal Abnormal Progress Sensation status Normal Abnormal Progress Muscle strength status (Specify upper and lower strength) Normal Abnormal Progress Muscle tone status Normal Abnormal Progress ROM status (Specify upper and lower ROM) WFL (within functional limits) Abnormal Progress Standing static and dynamic balance Normal Abnormal Progress Sitting static and dynamic balance Normal Abnormal Progress EDS 5

Section D: Requires Assistance With The Following * Please circle most appropriate answer Ambulation Independent Minimum Maximum Dependent Transfers Independent Minimum Maximum Dependent Propelling wheelchair Independent Minimum Maximum Dependent Sitting Independent Minimum Maximum Dependent Feeding Independent Minimum Maximum Dependent Dressing Independent Minimum Maximum Dependent Hygiene Independent Minimum Maximum Dependent Section E: Rational For Use *Please circle yes or no To maintain bone integrity and increase bone density Yes No To improve circulation in the lower extremities Yes No To improve range of motion Yes No To decrease muscle spasms Yes No To strengthen cardiovascular system and build endurance Yes No To improve strength to the trunk and lower extremities Yes No To prevent or decrease joint muscle contractures Yes No To lessen or prevent progressive scoliosis Yes No To aid normal skeletal development Yes No Section F: Special Considerations * Please circle the correct answer or fill in the blanks What is the height range and weight capacity of the stander requested? Height range from to Weight capacity from to What are the position needs? Supine Vertical Prone Multi-positional What is the cost of the stander? Please individually list each requested accessory and its cost. How long will the stander be required? Months Years Lifetime Is the nonpaid primary caregiver willing and able to be trained to use the equipment safely? Yes No Assessment Completed By: Date: Section G: Physician s Signature and Date I certify the medical necessity of these items for this patient. I have examined the above-mentioned patient and to my knowledge there are no medical or surgical contraindications for the use of a stander. Physician s signature: Date: EDS 6