CSHCN 2009 > Durable Medical Equipment (DME) > Benefits, Limitations, and Authorization Requirements

   
 

17.3.9.1 Authorization Requirements

Noncustom hygiene equipment must be authorized. The following documentation should be included with the authorization request for any custom and noncustom hygiene equipment:

Client's condition, height, weight, age, and functional level

Anticipated length of time the client will need the equipment

Description of postural condition of the child including tone, head control, trunk control, upper extremity, and lower extremity

Transfer status

Note: Custom hygiene equipment must be prior authorized.


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