x large Camo for 90 lbs. walkin wheels, for large dog, our dog was a male german shepherd, who got better but then other health issues finally took him, the box […] Medium Blue Walkin’ Wheels Wheelchair w/Air Tires – nearly new Medium Blue Walkin’ Wheels Wheelchair – nearly new – For dogs up to 70 lbs. – 12″ Air tires w/ 12″ struts – Fold to […] Free The Walkin Lift Harness Size Small The Walkin Lift Harness was donated to our animal shelter brand new in the bag with tags. We do not need it here and hope […] Medium “Walkin’ Wheels” dog wheelchair (Quad-Cart) – Blue This is a fully assembled four-wheeled chair (Quad-Cart). It was bought and assembled by a local (Tucson) dog trainer so it does not come with […] Eddies wheels used for sale Here is a picture of the Eddies Wheels cart we have. Our Corgi Riley had been paralyzed from the waist down for over 8 years. Medium/Large Dog Walkin’ Wheelchair with All Terrain Wheels (NEVER U...
Brand new Walkin Wheelchair with Wheels for sale. I bought this wheelchair for my 15 year old Picardy Shepard (as in “Because of Winn-Dixxie” movie). K-9 Dog Cart… for 40-60 lb dog. My large Corgi, had to use a cart the last few months of his life ( he had […] Medium Blue Walkin Wheels Wheelchair w/Pneumatic Tires, (25 to 70 lb. dogs)... Gently used Medium Blue Walking Wheels Wheelchair. Used by our 45 lb. boxer for about five months. She loved it, but alias she lost control […] Wanted One Large Wheel Chair for my 73 lb Belgian Malinois My boy has nerve damage in his rear legs…his mind is alert. It breaks my heart to see him so disabled. If anyone has a […] Fits fold of flank 3″-8″ and extra wheel set from 11″-15″, dogs up to 25 lbs. Excellent condition. Used only inside for a few minutes. has been changing the way durable medical equipment is sold and delivered to consumers. SpinLife is our flagship division, and the first brand we launched in January 2000.
SpinLife is the largest direct-to-consumer retailer of Durable Medical Equipment (DME), and the only major national print catalog in this industry. But more importantly, Spinlife is focused on changing the way DME is sold and delivered. SpinLife carries a full range of medical equipment to service two related but different customer groups: A) the geriatric market and B) the group of consumers who use wheelchairs because of spinal cord injury, neuromuscular disease, or other health related issues not caused by aging. Because of the diverse needs of our customers, we carry a wide range of equipment in all the major categories, including wheelchairs from $100 to $5,000 and scooters from $589 to $4,000. SpinLife is unique in the industry for offering fabric swatching for lift chairs, courtesy billing, Joint Commission options and a team of dedicated We're the best at what we do because we intimately know the needs of consumers. Twenty percent of our sales team use wheelchairs themselves.
And we lead the industry in proactively seeking feedback from customers. Because a high percentage of our customers regularly rate our service and products, we're able to continually improve and deliver on our commitment to ensuring SpinLife remains the largest and best retailer in this industry.The Prior Authorization/Prospective Review Area The Prior Authorization/Prospective Review Area ensures that all Medicaid services requiring prior authorization are medically necessary and appropriate; evaluates and prices (when necessary) PA requests for medical, transportation, durable medical equipment, organ transplantation, supplies, and dental and vision services. Ohio Medicaid providers may contact the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system for billing concerns. The IVR is available 24-hours, seven-days a week. Notice Regarding Incontinence Garments Effective January 1, 2010, the Medicaid Durable Medical Equipment benefit coverage of incontinence garments (disposable diapers, liners and underwear/pull-ups and diaper service including T4521-T4535 and T4538) for adults changed from 300 per month to 200 a month.
Please note that incontinence codes T4535 and T4538 are also subject to these parameter changes and that clarifying revisions to the Medicaid Supply List OAC rule 5101:3-10-03 will be updated at the earliest opportunity. Do not submit PA requests before checking the warranty for covered repairs on wheelchair repairs. Medicaid cannot reimburse providers for warranty-covered wheelchair repairs. Maintain HIPAA compliance, by always referring to NAS PDAC when selecting codes for all DME. The use of incorrect codes will result in denials. When requesting enteral nutrition products remember: One unit equals 100 calories, and Deduct the amount provided by the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program Use miscellaneous codes (e.g., E1399, K0108) for unique items when there is no applicable or available HCPCS code PA requests are reviewed according to the date received in the Initial (or PA Review) Queue. The turnaround time is improved when submitted supporting documentation (Certificate of Medical Necessity) is accurately completed, legible, and signed and dated by the appropriate medical professional(s).
Do not submit duplicate PA requests. Submitting duplicate requests will delay turnaround time. Fee schedules and rates ODM 01902 – Certificate of Medical Necessity/Prescription Mechanical Ventilators ODM 01903 – Certificate of Medical Necessity/Prescription IPPV or APAP in Lieu of a Volume Ventilator ODM 01904 – DME Repairs ODM 01905 – Certificate of Medical Necessity/Prescription Compression Garments ODM 01907 – Certificate of Medical Necessity/Enteral Nutrition Therapy ODM 01909 – Certificate of Medical Necessity - Oxygen Therapy ODM 02904 – Decubitus Care/Pressure Reducing Surfaces ODM 02910 – Hospital Beds ODM 02929 – Pneumatic Compression Devices ODM 03401 – Certificate of Medical Necessity/Prescription Pulse Oximeter ODM 03402 – Certificate of Medical Necessity/Prescription Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator (TENS) ODM 03411 – Custom/Power Wheelchairs ODM 03414 – Manual Wheelchairs w/o Custom Seating