CPT code 64895 represents surgical repair of a hand or foot nerve using a multiple strand (cable) nerve graft up to 4 cm in length. This microsurgical technique is relevant for restoring continuity of peripheral nerves after traumatic or iatrogenic injury and has implications for functional recovery and long-term disability. Nationally, reimbursement and coverage policies for nerve grafting influence access to reconstructive microsurgery and postoperative rehabilitation resources.

Key payers covered in this analysis include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, UnitedHealthcare, and Medicare. Readers will find a concise clinical context for the procedure, common sites of service, and where to expect this code to be used. The publication outlines typical billing considerations, common modifiers supplied in the input, and related coding practice points.

This resource provides national-level benchmarks and policy context relevant to providers, coders, and payers: when CPT code 64895 is reported, what clinical scenario it represents, typical settings of care, and how major payers approach coverage. The intent is to clarify coding intent and service context rather than provide clinical guidance. Data not available in the input are identified where relevant.