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#SFHS2614202AFrance Adds Arterial Allografts to Hospital Add-On Reimbursement List

🇫🇷France··Other·Low Impact·View source ↗

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🇬🇧 English

This order adds arterial allografts to the list of products and services that can be reimbursed separately from standard hospital payments in France. The new listing uses LPP code 3315543 under Title III, Chapter 3, Section 2. The change mainly affects hospitals, healthcare providers, payers, and suppliers involved in vascular graft procedures. It takes effect on the thirteenth day after publication, so affected organizations should update billing, coding, and reimbursement processes for this product.

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Key Changes

  • Adds arterial allografts to the LPP list for separate reimbursement during hospitalization
  • Creates or identifies LPP code 3315543 for arterial allografts
  • Sets the effective date as the thirteenth day after publication

Obligations

What this law requires

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Hospitals and healthcare providers that seek separate reimbursement for arterial allografts must use LPP code 3315543 under Title III, Chapter 3, Section 2 once the listing takes effect.

hospitalshealthcare providers performing vascular graft procedures
From the thirteenth day following publication in the Journal officiel de la République française
operational
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Payers and hospital billing teams must treat arterial allografts listed under LPP code 3315543 as eligible for reimbursement in addition to standard hospital payments once the order is effective.

healthcare payershospital billing departments
From the thirteenth day following publication in the Journal officiel de la République française
operational

Affected Parties

Hospitals and hospital billing teamsHealthcare providers performing vascular procedures+2 more…

Tags

healthcare reimbursement,hospital billing,arterial allografts