Hi Nancy-

Thanks for the thought- E2599 is specifically an accessory for a speech generating device, not otherwise coded. (So I donât think I could use that codeâ)

Maybe I need to look at a closer definition of the word âelectronicââ

Margaret

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What if you used the same code as for switches, since it is an access method?

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I just recâd an email for a DME administrator, asking for the HCPC code for a communication board and a laser pointer.

I know that the HCPC code for a communication board is E1902
E1902- COMMUNICATION BOARD, NON-ELECTRONIC AUGMENTATIVE OR ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION DEVICE

I donât know think a laser pointer would fit into that. (Itâs pretty much an accessory for a low tech board).

Has anyone ever had to supply a HCPC code for a laser pointer?

Thanks for your help with this-

Margaret Cotts

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