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Medical Supplies, Equipment and Appliances Durable Medical Equipment - MEDICAID - KENTUCKY (Revised)

Humana·KY · Pediatrics, PM&R (Physical Medicine & Rehab), General Practice +1 more·Medicaid
Effective date
Dec 1, 2025
We identified it
Jun 24, 2026
Days to comply

Summary

Humana Kentucky Medicaid has updated their durable medical equipment (DME) policy effective December 1, 2025, establishing specific coverage criteria for ambulatory aids, hospital beds, and related equipment. The policy clarifies that certain items like UpSee Mobility Devices and Safety Sleep Beds are not medically necessary and will not be covered.

Action Required

Action needed
Before December 1, 2025: Billing team must update DME authorization requests to ensure compliance with new coverage criteria for pediatric walkers, hospital beds, and related equipment. Update billing system to flag non-covered items like UpSee Mobility Devices (E1399) and Safety Sleep Beds as requiring denial. Verify medical necessity documentation meets the specific criteria outlined in the policy before submitting claims to avoid denials.

Affected Billing Codes

E1399
E0302
E0304
E0301
E0303
E0250
E0251
E0255
E0256
E0300
E0328
E0329
E0270
E0316