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    HCPCS Level II K1013: Enema Tube, Replacement Only

    HCPCS Level II code K1013 describes a replacement enema tube (with or without adapter) supplied as a single item; it is billed when a new or replacement enema tube is provided for bowel management. Service type: durable medical supply / ostomy and bowel management supply. Typical site of service: home or outpatient clinic where enteral or bowel care supplies are dispensed or taught to patients or caregivers.

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    Clinical Context

    A typical patient is an adult or pediatric home-care or long-term care resident requiring replacement of an enema tube used for bowel management. The patient may have chronic constipation, neurogenic bowel (e.g., spinal cord injury), fecal impaction, or require frequent rectal irrigation to manage bowel incontinence. A nurse or trained caregiver identifies a damaged, clogged, or malfunctioning enema tube during routine catheter or bowel care and orders a replacement. The facility (home health, skilled nursing facility, outpatient durable medical equipment supplier) verifies the prescription and supplies the replacement enema tube K1013 to the patient. The workflow includes clinical assessment, documentation of indication and necessity, verification of device specifications (tube with or without adapter), delivery or dispense to the patient or caregiver, and documentation of replacement as a single item supply. Billing is submitted to the patient’s payor with the HCPCS Level II code K1013 for the replacement item; the encounter typically occurs in the patient’s home, a skilled nursing facility, or outpatient clinic where durable medical equipment is dispensed.

    Related CPT Codes

    CPT CodeDescriptionRelationship to This Procedure
    A4217Enteral feeding syringe, 30 mL (listed as HCPCS Level II but used in conjunction with bowel management supplies)Supplies used in bowel regimen programs; may be provided alongside K1013 for irrigation delivery.
    45330Sigmoidoscopy, flexible; diagnostic, with or without collection of specimen(s) by brushing or washing (separate procedure)Performed when evaluation of rectal/colonic pathology is needed before initiating or modifying enema therapy; may precede replacement when obstruction or pathology suspected.
    44405Removal of impacted fecal mass, manually (separate procedure)May be performed prior to or in conjunction with initiating an enema regimen that uses K1013 tubing for follow-up irrigation.
    99406Smoking and tobacco-use cessation counseling visit, intermediate, greater than 3 minutes up to 10 minutesExample of an unrelated E/M or counseling CPT that could be billed on the same visit when assessing chronic conditions and overall care plans (not directly related to the supply but commonly co-billed in outpatient visits).
    97602Debridement (selective), open wound, without anesthesia; 20 sq cm or less (may be used in wound care settings)In patients with perianal skin breakdown associated with bowel incontinence, wound care procedures may be performed in the same episode of care as replacement of bowel management supplies like K1013.

    Related Modifiers

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    ModifierDescriptionWhen to Use
    22Modifier –22 (Increased Procedural Services) is used when a reported procedure is substantially more extensive than normally required. The CPT Manual and CMS state it may be appended only when the…- When to use: Append modifier -22 to a procedural CPT code when the service performed is substantially more extensive than the usual service described by that code — i.e., the procedure required…
    23Modifier -23 (Unusual Anesthesia) is used on anesthesia service CPT codes when a procedure that normally requires no anesthesia or only local anesthesia must be performed under general anesthesia…- Use modifier -23 only on anesthesia CPT codes (00100–01999) when a procedure that normally requires no anesthesia or only local anesthesia must be performed under general anesthesia because of…
    52Modifier ‑52 (Reduced Services) indicates that a service or procedure was partially reduced or omitted at the provider’s discretion, allowing reporting of the basic procedure number with a qualifier…- Use modifier -52 when a physician or qualified health professional electively reduces or omits part of a procedure or service (for example, performing fewer required views or omitting a portion of…
    53Modifier 53 (Discontinued Procedure) signals that a surgical or diagnostic service was begun by the physician but terminated because of extenuating circumstances that threatened the patient’s…- Use modifier -53 when a physician/qualified healthcare professional has started a surgical or diagnostic procedure (e.g., anesthesia administered, incision or scope insertion) and then discontinues…
    54Modifier ‑54 (“Surgical care only”) is appended to a CPT surgical procedure when the reporting surgeon performs the intraoperative (surgical) component but does not furnish the preoperative and/or…- Use modifier -54 when the reporting surgeon provided only the intraoperative (surgical) component of a procedure and preoperative and/or postoperative management has been or will be provided by…
    55Modifier –55 indicates the billing provider furnished only postoperative management for a procedure that has a global surgical period. According to AAPC, this modifier is appended to the same CPT…- Use modifier -55 when billing the same CPT surgical code that has a 10- or 90-day global period and you, as a provider other than the original surgeon, furnished ONLY postoperative management (no…
    56Modifier ‑56 indicates the reporting provider furnished only the preoperative management for a surgical procedure and did not perform the intraoperative or postoperative care. It is used in…- Use Modifier -56 when a provider performs only the preoperative management in a split‑care situation (one physician manages preop care while a different physician performs the intraoperative…
    62Modifier 62 indicates that two surgeons function as co‑surgeons, each performing distinct parts of the same primary surgical procedure. It is appended to the primary procedure code (and any…- Use modifier -62 when two surgeons act as co‑surgeons (both primary surgeons) on a single definitive primary procedure, each performing distinct parts of the same surgical procedure (append -62 to…

    Related Provider Taxonomies

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    Taxonomy Code
    251S00000X
    363L00000X
    207Q00000X
    207L00000X
    208000000X
    207VX0000X
    225600000X
    208C00000X

    Related ICD-10-CM Codes

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    ICD-10-CM CodeDescription
    F50.9Eating disorder, unspecified
    G47.33Obstructive sleep apnea (adult) (pediatric)
    G93.49Other encephalopathy
    K52.89Other specified noninfective gastroenteritis and colitis
    K52.9Noninfective gastroenteritis and colitis, unspecified
    K56.0Paralytic ileus
    K56.2Volvulus
    K57.20Diverticulitis of large intestine with perforation and abscess without bleeding
    K57.30Diverticulosis of large intestine without perforation or abscess without bleeding
    K57.50Diverticulosis of both small and large intestine without perforation or abscess without bleeding

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    Related Codes

    HCPCS-K1004-LOW-FREQUENCY-ULTRASONIC-DIATHERMY-HOME-DEVICE

    HCPCS Level II K1004: Low-Frequency Ultrasonic Diathermy for Home Use

    HCPCS-K1005-DISPOSABLE-BREAST-MILK-COLLECTION-STORAGE-BAG

    HCPCS K1005: Disposable Breast Milk Collection and Storage Bag

    HCPCS-K1006-HOME-SUCTION-PUMP-URINE-MANAGEMENT

    HCPCS Level II K1006: Home Suction Pump for External Urine Management

    HCPCS-K1007-POWERED-BILATERAL-LOWER-EXTREMITY-ORTHOSIS

    HCPCS K1007: Bilateral Powered Hip/Knee/Ankle/Foot Device

    HCPCS-K1009-SPEECH-VOLUME-MODULATION-SYSTEM

    HCPCS K1009: Speech Volume Modulation System

    HCPCS-K1010-INDWELLING-INTRAURETHRAL-DRAINAGE-DEVICE-REPLACEMENT

    HCPCS K1010: Indwelling Intraurethral Drainage Device with Valve, Replacement Only

    HCPCS-K1011-ACTIVATION-DEVICE-INTRAURETHRAL-DRAINAGE-VALVE-REPLACEMENT

    HCPCS K1011: Activation Device for Intraurethral Drainage Valve, Replacement Only

    HCPCS-K1012-CHARGER-BASE-INTRAURETHRAL-ACTIVATION-DEVICE-REPLACEMENT

    HCPCS Level II K1012: Charger and Base Station for Intraurethral Activation Device, Replacement Only

    HCPCS-K1014-ENDOSKELETAL-KNEE-SHIN-4-BAR-FLUID-CONTROL

    HCPCS K1014: Endoskeletal Knee-Shin System, Multiaxial, Fluid Swing/Stance Control

    HCPCS-K1015-FOOT-ADDUCTUS-POSITIONING-DEVICE-ADJUSTABLE

    HCPCS K1015: Foot Adductus Positioning Device, Adjustable

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    References

    1. 1.CPT® Codes and Descriptions. AAPC. Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.Maintains the CPT code set's official descriptions and guidelines, licensed from the American Medical Association, used as the definitional source for CPT codes on this page.
    2. 2.HCPCS Quarterly Update. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.CMS's quarterly release of HCPCS Level II codes and short/long descriptors, the source for HCPCS code definitions and update history.
    3. 3.ICD-10-CM Full Code List. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.CMS's complete ICD-10-CM diagnosis code list, used to cross-reference diagnosis codes associated with this procedure or service.
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