Common HCPCS codes for PAP devices and supplies

HCPCS codes are what suppliers use to bill insurers. Knowing them helps you read an explanation of benefits or a supplier invoice.

CodeWhat it coversGroup
E0601Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device, including auto-adjusting single-level CPAPMachine
E0470Bilevel respiratory assist device without backup rateMachine
E0471Bilevel respiratory assist device with backup rateMachine
E0561Humidifier, non-heated, used with PAP deviceHumidifier
E0562Humidifier, heated, used with PAP deviceHumidifier
A7046Water chamber for humidifier, replacementHumidifier
A4604Tubing with integrated heating elementTubing
A7037Tubing used with PAP deviceTubing
A7030Full face maskMask
A7031Full face mask replacement cushionMask part
A7034Nasal interface (mask or cannula type), with or without head strapMask
A7032Nasal mask replacement cushionMask part
A7033Nasal pillows replacement, per pairMask part
A7027Combination oral/nasal maskMask
A7028Oral cushion for combination oral/nasal mask, replacementMask part
A7029Nasal pillows for combination oral/nasal mask, replacement, per pairMask part
A7044Oral interface used with PAP deviceMask
A7035Headgear used with PAP deviceAccessory
A7036Chinstrap used with PAP deviceAccessory
A7038Filter, disposableFilter
A7039Filter, non-disposableFilter
A9279Monitoring feature or device; Medicare lists it as statutorily non-coveredMonitoring

Notes

  • Descriptions are plain-English summaries of the official HCPCS descriptors.
  • Replacement frequencies for these codes are in the Medicare PAP supply replacement schedule table.
  • Suppliers contact the PDAC (Pricing, Data Analysis and Coding contractor) for coding questions about specific products.

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