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Wiki P-Stim and reimbursement

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Hello all.

I've been reading the posts on the proper CPT code to use for the P-Stim and, after much research, agree the 64999 code should be used (An article from the AMA supports this procedure code as well). My question is, have any of you received reimbursement for this procedure when using the unlisted code? Have you found it to be reimbursable through Medicare? I know that numerous commercial payors consider this "investigational and/or experimental" and will not reimburse for the P-Stim, but am curious how Medicare reimburses.

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Hi Rhonda, could you please tell me where did you find the article from AMA for the P-Stim? I've been looking for a long time and I haven't been able to find it.
 
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