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2025 HCPCS code V2790

Amniotic membrane for surgical reconstruction, per procedure.

This code is a supply code and its payment is often included in the payment for the procedure code. Check with individual payors for specific coverage policies.

Medical necessity must be established for the underlying condition requiring amniotic membrane application, such as corneal ulcers, chemical burns, or post-surgical scarring. Payor policies may require prior authorization.

Reported for the amniotic membrane used by a provider to repair or reconstruct the cornea or conjunctiva. This can be for various conditions like corneal defects, injuries, chemical burns, ulceration, certain conjunctival diseases, eyelid defects, or conjunctival scarring.

In simple words: This code covers the use of a special tissue (amniotic membrane) to repair the front of your eye (cornea) or the lining of your eyelids and eyeball (conjunctiva).

This code covers the use of amniotic membrane to repair or reconstruct the cornea or conjunctiva. It is reported for each procedure using amniotic membrane for reconstruction.

Example 1: A patient with a corneal ulcer undergoes amniotic membrane transplantation to promote healing., A patient with a chemical burn to the eye requires amniotic membrane grafting for reconstruction., Following a trabeculectomy, a patient receives an amniotic membrane graft to address conjunctival scarring.

Documentation should support the medical necessity of the amniotic membrane application, including the diagnosis, procedure performed, and the size or quantity of the membrane used.

** For accurate billing and reimbursement, contacting the patient’s insurance provider is recommended to confirm coverage, prior authorization requirements, and any specific billing instructions.

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