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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 32, § 320.1

Coding Requirements for Artificial Hearts Furnished Before May 1,

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

2008

(Rev. 3054, Issued: 08-29-14, Effective: 10-30- 13, Implementation: 09-30-14)

Effective for discharges before May 1, 2008, Medicare does not cover the use of artificial

hearts, either as a permanent replacement for a human heart or as a temporary life-support

system until a human heart becomes available for transplant (often referred to a "bridge to

transplant").

History

(Rev. 3054, Issued: 08-29-14, Effective: 10-30- 13, Implementation: 09-30-14)

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