Get Carefusion Pleurx Order Form 2020-2024

To order or learn more about how CareFusion can assist your efforts to bring this valuable treatment to more patients, contact your Interventional Specialties sales representative, call Customer Service at 800.323. 9088 or visit carefusion.com/pleurX.

Pleural Catheter and Pleurx Drainage Kit (A3431)

The codes for the pleurx are 32550, 75989.

For patients with Medicare, the pleural vacuum drainage bottles are considered a “bundled” nonroutine supply and the home healthcare agency is responsible for the costs of supplying this equipment.

Don't drain more than 1,000 milliliters (mL) unless your doctor tells you to. Your goal should be to drain your PleurX catheter on a regular schedule, not to drain a certain amount of fluid. If you drain 200 mL or less for 3 days in a row, call your doctor's office to tell them.

PleurX 50-7500B Pleural Drainage Catheter.

Straight-Single Silicone PleurX Catheter System, Size: Large at Rs 44600 in Gurgaon.

CPT® Code 49418 - Tunneled Intraperitoneal Catheter Insertion and Removal Procedures - Codify by AAPC.

Finally, Pleurx is a notable trade name for a tunneled pleural catheter so if your note indicates a Pleurx catheter insertion, you are looking at a tunneled pleural catheter. Codes 32551, 32556, and 32557 are also used for pleural abscess or empyema drainage. These codes are for placement of indwelling catheters.

How Many Intermittent Catheters Can I Get? Medicare will cover up to 200 sterile intermittent catheters per month. However, it is important to understand that Medicare will only cover what has been ordered and recommended by your Healthcare provider.

Pleural Catheter and Pleurx Drainage Kit (A3431)

Finally, Pleurx is a notable trade name for a tunneled pleural catheter so if your note indicates a Pleurx catheter insertion, you are looking at a tunneled pleural catheter. Codes 32551, 32556, and 32557 are also used for pleural abscess or empyema drainage. These codes are for placement of indwelling catheters.

To order or learn more about how CareFusion can assist your efforts to bring this valuable treatment to more patients, contact your Interventional Specialties sales representative, call Customer Service at 800.323. 9088 or visit carefusion.com/pleurX.

Pleural Catheter and Pleurx Drainage Kit (A3431)

The codes for the pleurx are 32550, 75989.

For patients with Medicare, the pleural vacuum drainage bottles are considered a “bundled” nonroutine supply and the home healthcare agency is responsible for the costs of supplying this equipment.

Don't drain more than 1,000 milliliters (mL) unless your doctor tells you to. Your goal should be to drain your PleurX catheter on a regular schedule, not to drain a certain amount of fluid. If you drain 200 mL or less for 3 days in a row, call your doctor's office to tell them.

PleurX 50-7500B Pleural Drainage Catheter.

Straight-Single Silicone PleurX Catheter System, Size: Large at Rs 44600 in Gurgaon.

CPT® Code 49418 - Tunneled Intraperitoneal Catheter Insertion and Removal Procedures - Codify by AAPC.

Finally, Pleurx is a notable trade name for a tunneled pleural catheter so if your note indicates a Pleurx catheter insertion, you are looking at a tunneled pleural catheter. Codes 32551, 32556, and 32557 are also used for pleural abscess or empyema drainage. These codes are for placement of indwelling catheters.

How Many Intermittent Catheters Can I Get? Medicare will cover up to 200 sterile intermittent catheters per month. However, it is important to understand that Medicare will only cover what has been ordered and recommended by your Healthcare provider.

Pleural Catheter and Pleurx Drainage Kit (A3431)

Finally, Pleurx is a notable trade name for a tunneled pleural catheter so if your note indicates a Pleurx catheter insertion, you are looking at a tunneled pleural catheter. Codes 32551, 32556, and 32557 are also used for pleural abscess or empyema drainage. These codes are for placement of indwelling catheters.