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L5000 — Partial foot, shoe insert with longitudinal arch, toe filler

HCPCS Level II L-code · short descriptor: “Sho insert w arch toe filler”

Code system
HCPCS Level II
Family
L — Orthotics & prosthetics
Medicare coverage status
Special coverage instructions apply
DMEPOS payment category
Prosthetics & orthotics
Prior authorization
Not on Medicare required-PA list
Status
Active (April 2026 HCPCS)

Prior authorization

Not on the Medicare required-PA list as of the January 13, 2026 update (74 items). Medicare Advantage and commercial plans set their own prior-authorization rules for this code — verify per plan before delivery.

L5000 Medicare fee schedule (April 2026)

Base (no modifier) Prosthetics & orthotics

Medicare allowable ranges from $618.56 to $999.36 depending on state and rural status.

Former-CBA payment limits: ceiling $824.75 · floor $618.56

StateNon-ruralRural
AK$719.69
AL$647.90
AR$824.75
AZ$735.74
CA$735.74
CO$618.56
CT$618.56
DC$682.33
DE$682.33
FL$647.90
GA$647.90
HI$769.62
IA$646.18
ID$618.56
IL$705.71
IN$705.71
KS$646.18
KY$647.90
LA$824.75
MA$618.56
MD$682.33
ME$618.56
MI$705.71
MN$705.71
MO$646.18
MS$647.90
MT$618.56
NC$647.90
ND$618.56
NE$646.18
NH$618.56
NJ$618.56
NM$824.75
NV$735.74
NY$618.56
OH$705.71
OK$824.75
OR$618.56
PA$682.33
PR$999.36
RI$618.56
SC$647.90
SD$618.56
TN$647.90
TX$824.75
UT$618.56
VA$682.33
VI$618.56
VT$618.56
WA$618.56
WI$705.71
WV$682.33
WY$618.56
Amounts are the Medicare DMEPOS fee-schedule allowables effective April 2026. 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.

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