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HCPCS Code for Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device E0601

HCPCS code E0601 for Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device as maintained by CMS falls under Humidifiers and Nebulizers with Related Equipment .

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Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device

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Hi, We are thinking about implementing a Remote Patient Monitoring service and I am looking for information. I was on CMS and found no written guidelines in their publications nor policies. Can anyon... [ Read More ]
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[b]What about CPAP w/ Humidifier built in?[/b] Question about humidifiers and CPAP devices. E0601 is the CPAP and E0562 is the HCPCS code for heated humidifier. But what about if the CPAP has a bui... [ Read More ]
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You bill separately. The CPAP is E0601 and the oxygen is E1390. Don't forget to charge for the humidifier too, E0562.... [ Read More ]
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