HCPCS Level II code C2628 denotes a catheter intended for occlusion, used in procedures to block or occlude vessels or lumens. This code identifies a discrete medical device supplied for use in interventional procedures and matters nationally because device coding affects billing accuracy, device tracking, and coverage determinations across payer systems. Accurate coding supports claims processing and influences device utilization reporting.

Key payers covered in this analysis include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, UnitedHealthcare, and Medicare. Readers will find an explanation of the clinical context for catheter occlusion devices, common sites of service where these devices are used, and the implications for billing and coverage workflows. The publication outlines typical benchmarks related to coding and reimbursement, common modifier usage, and payer-specific considerations for device claims where available.

The report is intended for billing managers, clinical supply chain staff, and policy analysts seeking a concise reference on coding and administrative considerations for catheter occlusion devices. It also summarizes areas where data was not provided and directs readers to look for payer policy updates and device-specific documentation for coverage rules and payment rates.