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E2329 — Power wheelchair accessory, head control interface, contact switch mechanism, nonproportional, including all related electronics, mechanical stop switch, mechanical direction change switch, head array, and fixed mounting hardware

HCPCS Level II E-code · short descriptor: “Head control nonproportional”

Code system
HCPCS Level II
Family
E — Durable medical equipment
Medicare coverage status
Carrier judgment — coverage decided by the DME MAC
DMEPOS payment category
Capped rental
Prior authorization
Not on Medicare required-PA list
Face-to-face & WOPD
Not on the required list
MUE unit limit
1
Status
Active (HCPCS Level II October 2026)

Prior authorization

Not on the Medicare required-PA list (CMS Required Prior Authorization List — 74 items in force on 2026-10-25; 8 more from 2026-10-28; sources: CMS list updated 2026-01-13, CMS-6109-N (91 FR 47972)). Medicare Advantage and commercial plans set their own prior-authorization rules for this code — verify per plan before delivery.

Order readiness — what the written order must contain

Every Medicare DMEPOS claim needs a Standard Written Order with all six elements (42 CFR 410.38(d)):

  • Beneficiary name or Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) (42 CFR 410.38(d)(1)(i)(A))
  • General description of the item (42 CFR 410.38(d)(1)(i)(B))
  • Quantity to be dispensed, if applicable (42 CFR 410.38(d)(1)(i)(C))
  • Order date (42 CFR 410.38(d)(1)(i)(D))
  • Treating practitioner name or NPI (42 CFR 410.38(d)(1)(i)(E))
  • Treating practitioner signature (42 CFR 410.38(d)(1)(i)(F))

Not on the F2F/WOPD list (CMS Required F2F & WOPD List — 83 items in force on 2026-10-25; 22 more from 2026-10-28; sources: CMS list effective 2026-04-13 (91 FR 1250), CMS-6109-N (91 FR 47972)). The standard written order must reach the supplier before claim submission.

Blank requirements checklist only — MyMedi-AI never collects or stores completed orders.

E2329 Medicare fee schedule (October 2026)

RR — Monthly rental Capped rental

Medicare allowable ranges from $216.94 to $241.18 depending on state and rural status.

StateNon-ruralRural
AK$216.94—
AL$216.94$216.94
AR$216.94$216.94
AZ$216.94$216.94
CA$216.94$216.94
CO$216.94$216.94
CT$216.94$216.94
DC$216.94$216.94
DE$216.94$216.94
FL$216.94$216.94
GA$216.94$216.94
HI$216.94—
IA$216.94$216.94
ID$216.94$216.94
IL$216.94$216.94
IN$216.94$216.94
KS$216.94$216.94
KY$216.94$216.94
LA$216.94$216.94
MA$216.94$216.94
MD$216.94$216.94
ME$216.94$216.94
MI$216.94$216.94
MN$216.94$216.94
MO$216.94$216.94
MS$216.94$216.94
MT$216.94$216.94
NC$216.94$216.94
ND$216.94$216.94
NE$216.94$216.94
NH$216.94$216.94
NJ$216.94$216.94
NM$216.94$216.94
NV$216.94$216.94
NY$216.94$216.94
OH$216.94$216.94
OK$216.94$216.94
OR$216.94$216.94
PA$216.94$216.94
PR$241.18—
RI$216.94$216.94
SC$216.94$216.94
SD$216.94$216.94
TN$216.94$216.94
TX$216.94$216.94
UT$216.94$216.94
VA$216.94$216.94
VI$216.94—
VT$216.94$216.94
WA$216.94$216.94
WI$216.94$216.94
WV$216.94$216.94
WY$216.94$216.94

RR + KE — Monthly rental Capped rental

Medicare allowable ranges from $234.05 to $260.05 depending on state and rural status.

StateNon-ruralRural
AK$235.19—
AL—$234.05
AR—$234.05
AZ—$234.05
CA—$234.05
CO—$234.05
CT—$234.05
DC—$234.05
DE—$234.05
FL—$234.05
GA—$234.05
HI$235.19—
IA—$234.05
ID—$234.05
IL—$234.05
IN—$234.05
KS—$234.05
KY—$234.05
LA—$234.05
MA—$234.05
MD—$234.05
ME—$234.05
MI—$234.05
MN—$234.05
MO—$234.05
MS—$234.05
MT—$234.05
NC—$234.05
ND—$234.05
NE—$234.05
NH—$234.05
NJ—$234.05
NM—$234.05
NV—$234.05
NY—$234.05
OH—$234.05
OK—$234.05
OR—$234.05
PA—$234.05
PR$260.05—
RI—$234.05
SC—$234.05
SD—$234.05
TN—$234.05
TX—$234.05
UT—$234.05
VA—$234.05
VI$235.19—
VT—$234.05
WA—$234.05
WI—$234.05
WV—$234.05
WY—$234.05

RR + KU — Monthly rental Capped rental

Medicare allowable ranges from $216.92 to $260.38 depending on state and rural status.

Former-CBA payment limits: ceiling $216.92 · floor $184.38

StateNon-ruralRural
AK$216.92—
AL$216.92—
AR$216.92—
AZ$216.92—
CA$216.92—
CO$216.92—
CT$216.92—
DC$216.92—
DE$216.92—
FL$216.92—
GA$216.92—
HI$216.92—
IA$216.92—
ID$216.92—
IL$216.92—
IN$216.92—
KS$216.92—
KY$216.92—
LA$216.92—
MA$216.92—
MD$216.92—
ME$216.92—
MI$216.92—
MN$216.92—
MO$216.92—
MS$216.92—
MT$216.92—
NC$216.92—
ND$216.92—
NE$216.92—
NH$216.92—
NJ$216.92—
NM$216.92—
NV$216.92—
NY$216.92—
OH$216.92—
OK$216.92—
OR$216.92—
PA$216.92—
PR$260.38—
RI$216.92—
SC$216.92—
SD$216.92—
TN$216.92—
TX$216.92—
UT$216.92—
VA$216.92—
VI$216.92—
VT$216.92—
WA$216.92—
WI$216.92—
WV$216.92—
WY$216.92—
Amounts are the Medicare DMEPOS fee-schedule allowables effective October 2026 (CMS DMEPOS Fee Schedule October 2026 (DME26-D)). Medicare typically pays 80% of the allowable after the Part B deductible; the patient owes 20%. A 2% sequestration reduction applies to the Medicare share. Former competitive-bidding-area adjustments and non-continental rates can differ — verify with your DME MAC.

Unit limit (MUE)

Medicare's Medically Unlikely Edit caps E2329 at 1 unit per date of service (absolute). Units above the MUE deny — typically as CO-151. Rationale: Code Descriptor / CPT Instruction.

Common denial codes to watch

Related E-codes

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