Blue Cross NC policy

Penile Prosthesis

Penile Prosthesis is a public Blue Cross NC policy. It lists 12 CPT or HCPCS codes. Not a coverage decision; the payer's own document governs.

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Payer: Blue Cross NC
Line of business: Commercial
Source: www.bcbsnc.com

Codes in this policy

The CPT and HCPCS codes the policy names. A policy can name a code it excludes. Open official prior authorization lists to check the member’s product.

Code	Other Blue Cross NC policies
54400	Policies naming 54400
54401	Policies naming 54401
54405	Policies naming 54405
54406	Policies naming 54406
54408	Policies naming 54408
54410	Policies naming 54410
54411	Policies naming 54411
54415	Policies naming 54415
54416	Policies naming 54416
54417	Policies naming 54417
C1813	Policies naming C1813
C2622	Policies naming C2622

All Blue Cross NC policies · Blue Cross NC prior authorization CPT list

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