E0651 is a segmental compressor without calibrated gradient pressure. This means the pressure gradient in the chambers is fixed or non-adjustable. E0652 is a segmental compressor with a calibrated gradient pressure, allowing for the individual setting or adjustment of pressure in each appliance segment. E0652 is typically covered only when the lymphedema extends onto the chest, trunk, and/or abdomen, and a trial with a simpler device (E0650 or E0651) has failed.

HCPCS E0651: Pneumatic compressor, segmental home model
Know more about the HCPCS code E0651 documentation and billing requirements you need to meet to properly use and bill this code.
Frequently asked questions
Generally, no. E0650, E0651, and E0652 are covered specifically for lymphedema or Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) with venous stasis ulcers. Edema resulting from other causes (e.g., congestive heart failure, phlebitis, or edema not related to lymphedema or CVI with ulcers) is typically not covered.
Yes, the appliance (e.g., E0667, E0668) must be billed separately from the compressor (E0651). The appliance is a crucial component for the system to function properly.
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