Durable Medical Equipment; Orthotics, Medical Supplies, and Repairs/Replacements (for Indiana Only)
State-specific UnitedHealthcare medical policy (Indiana only) governing medical necessity determinations and coverage rationale for durable medical equipment (DME), orthotics, medical supplies, repairs/replacements, ventilators, and respiratory assist devices. The policy directs use of InterQual criteria and Indiana Health Coverage Programs Provider Reference Module for specific device categories.
Coverage rationale language updated and references to InterQual guidance replaced/clarified (InterQual Medicare reference replaced with InterQual Medicare: Post Acute & Durable Medical Equipment; Ventilators NCD).
Removed previous coverage statements that ventilators are covered for neuromuscular, thoracic restrictive diseases, and COPD-related chronic respiratory failure.
Removed statements declaring ventilators not covered when used only to deliver CPAP or when used in bi-level PAP mode (HCPCS E0470/E0471).
Mechanical ventilators section revised; removed prior coverage statement and updated referral instruction to InterQual CP criteria with fallback to InterQual Medicare NCD.
Clinical Evidence section removed.
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