How To Use HCPCS Code E2632

HCPCS code E2632 describes a wheelchair accessory known as an offset or lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control, which is added to a mobile arm support. This code is used to identify and bill for this specific wheelchair accessory when provided to patients.

1. What is HCPCS E2632?

HCPCS code E2632 is a specific code used to identify a wheelchair accessory. In this case, it refers to an offset or lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control that is added to a mobile arm support. This accessory is designed to provide additional support and stability to the user’s arm while using a wheelchair.

2. Official Description

The official description of HCPCS code E2632 is “Wheelchair accessory, addition to mobile arm support, offset or lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control.” The short description for this code is “Enteral supp not otherwise c.”

3. Procedure

1. The provider should first assess the patient’s need for an offset or lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control as an addition to their mobile arm support.
2. If it is determined that the patient would benefit from this accessory, the provider should select and obtain the appropriate offset or lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control.
3. The provider should then attach the offset or lateral rocker arm to the mobile arm support of the wheelchair.
4. Ensure that the offset or lateral rocker arm is securely fastened and properly adjusted to provide the desired support and balance control.
5. Finally, the provider should educate the patient on how to use and adjust the offset or lateral rocker arm for optimal comfort and functionality.

4. When to use HCPCS code E2632

HCPCS code E2632 should be used when a healthcare provider adds an offset or lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control to a mobile arm support of a wheelchair. This code is specific to this particular accessory and should not be used for other wheelchair accessories or supplies.

5. Billing Guidelines and Documentation Requirements

When billing for HCPCS code E2632, healthcare providers should ensure that the following documentation requirements are met:

• Medical records should clearly indicate the need for the offset or lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control as an addition to the mobile arm support.
• Documentation should include the specific wheelchair model and the make and model of the offset or lateral rocker arm used.
• Providers should also include any relevant clinical notes or assessments supporting the medical necessity of this accessory for the patient.

6. Historical Information and Code Maintenance

HCPCS code E2632 was added to the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System on January 01, 1985. It has an effective date of January 01, 1996. There have been no maintenance actions taken for this code, as indicated by the action code N, which means no maintenance for this code.

7. Medicare and Insurance Coverage

HCPCS code E2632 is covered by Medicare and other insurance carriers. The pricing indicator code for this code is 57, which indicates that it is priced by other carriers. The multiple pricing indicator code is A, which means it is not applicable as HCPCS priced under one methodology.

8. Examples

Here are five examples of when HCPCS code E2632 should be billed:

1. A patient with limited arm mobility requires an offset rocker arm with elastic balance control to enhance their ability to use a mobile arm support on their wheelchair.
2. A wheelchair user with a specific medical condition needs a lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control to provide additional stability and support to their arm while using the wheelchair.
3. A healthcare provider assesses a patient’s wheelchair setup and determines that the addition of an offset rocker arm with elastic balance control would greatly improve the patient’s comfort and functionality.
4. A physical therapist recommends the use of a lateral rocker arm with elastic balance control for a patient undergoing rehabilitation to improve their arm strength and coordination while using a wheelchair.
5. A wheelchair user experiences discomfort and lack of balance while using a mobile arm support, and the addition of an offset rocker arm with elastic balance control is deemed necessary to address these issues.