Or. Admin. Code § 410-122-0600 - Toilet Supplies
(1) The
Division may consider coverage for commodes when:
(a) The client is physically incapable of
utilizing regular toilet facilities. This would occur when the client is
confined to:
(A) A single room; or
(B) One level of the home environment and
there is no toilet on that level; or
(C) The home and there are no toilet
facilities in the home.
(b) Extra-wide/heavy-duty commodes may be
covered when a client weighs 300 pounds or more and meets the conditions of
coverage for commodes;
(c) Only
bariatric commodes coded as E1399 (durable medical equipment, miscellaneous)
may be covered for a client residing in a nursing facility, subject to service
limitations of Division rules, when all of the following requirements are met:
(A) The client meets the conditions of
coverage as specified in this rule; and
(B) The bariatric commode has been assigned
code E1399 by the Medicare Pricing, Data Analysis and Coding (PDAC)
contractor.
(d) A
commode with detachable arms (E0165) may be covered if the detachable arms
feature is necessary to facilitate transferring the client or if the client has
a body configuration that requires extra width.
(e) A commode with integrated seat lift
mechanism (E0170, E0171) is covered if it is medically appropriate and client
meets criteria for a seat lift mechanism. A commode with seat lift mechanism is
intended to allow the client to walk after standing.
(f) Toilet seat lift mechanisms (E0172) and
footrests (E0175) are not primarily medical in nature.
(2) Documentation requirements:
(a) Documentation must include the
practitioner's order, the client's height and weight and information supporting
the medical appropriateness for the commode dispensed;
(b) For codes requiring prior authorization
(PA), submit documentation which supports conditions of coverage are met as
specified in this rule.
(3) Procedure Codes: Table 122-0600 Toilet
Supplies
Notes
Tables referenced are available from the agency.
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Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042 & 414.065
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 414.065
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