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HCPCS E2372 · Level II · DME code

E2372: Power wheelchair accessory, group 27 non-sealed lead acid battery, each, HCPCS Level II DME code

Compiled from CMS files by the QuickIntell RCM Editorial Team · Data effective · Method: reference methodology · Report a data correction

Data currency: HCPCS Level II file: October 2026 (effective October 1, 2026); DMEPOS fee schedule: DME26-D (October 2026) (effective October 1, 2026); NCCI MUE tables: 2026 Q4 (effective October 1, 2026); NCCI PTP edits: v323r0 (2026 Q4) (effective October 1, 2026); OPPS Addendum B: October 2026 (effective October 1, 2026); Medicare Coverage Database LCD export: MCD release October 8, 2026 (effective October 4, 2026). Next CMS release: January 1, 2027 (quarterly update) for the HCPCS Level II file and DMEPOS fee schedule and NCCI MUE tables and NCCI PTP edits and OPPS Addendum B; weekly, every Thursday for the Medicare Coverage Database LCD export.

Key facts for E2372

Medicare payment
no DMEPOS fee
DMEPOS category IN, no ceiling or state fee
Coverage code
C
carrier judgment, so the Medicare contractor decides coverage
DME supplier MUE
0
MAI 3
OPPS status
SI Y
Non-implantable DME
NCCI PTP pairs
0
practitioner file
LCDs and articles
1 / 0

TL;DR

CMS describes HCPCS E2372, added in 2006, as "Power wheelchair accessory, group 27 non-sealed lead acid battery, each". The October 2026 DMEPOS fee schedule lists E2372 in category IN (inexpensive and other routinely purchased items) without a ceiling, floor or state fee; its HCPCS pricing indicator is 32 (DMEPOS inexpensive and routinely purchased DME (floors and ceilings)). MUE limits for E2372: practitioner 0 (MAI 3, CMS Policy); hospital outpatient 0 (MAI 3, CMS Policy); DME supplier 0 (MAI 3, Published Contractor Policy). 1 active LCD lists E2372: L33792 (Wheelchair Options/Accessories). OPPS status indicator Y: Non-implantable DME. HCPCS record: BETOS D1D (wheelchairs); pricing indicator 32; type of service A (used DME), P (lump-sum purchase of DME, prosthetics or orthotics), R (rental of DME). 52 other active codes open with "Power wheelchair accessory"; related codes: E2361, E2371, E2373, E2374.

E2372 descriptor and code status

The October 2026 HCPCS Level II file describes E2372 as “Power wheelchair accessory, group 27 non-sealed lead acid battery, each”. It sits in the E section (durable medical equipment), listed with the other E codes.

HCPCS file attributes of E2372
FieldValue
Short descriptorGr27 non-sealed leadacid
Added to HCPCS2006-01-01
Last actionN (no maintenance), effective 2006-01-01
Coverage codeC: carrier judgment, so the Medicare contractor decides coverage
Pricing indicator32: DMEPOS inexpensive and routinely purchased DME (floors and ceilings)
BETOS categoryD1D: wheelchairs
Type of serviceA: used DME; P: lump-sum purchase of DME, prosthetics or orthotics; R: rental of DME

Medicare payment for E2372

The October 2026 DMEPOS fee schedule lists E2372 in category IN (inexpensive and other routinely purchased items) without a ceiling, floor or state fee; its HCPCS pricing indicator is 32 (DMEPOS inexpensive and routinely purchased DME (floors and ceilings)). The amounts below are national figures from the October 2026 CMS files; the contractor applies the locality, rural or state adjustment and the beneficiary's cost sharing.

DMEPOS fee schedule (DME26-D)

Jurisdiction D (DME MAC), payment category IN (inexpensive and other routinely purchased items). Fees are set per state; AK, HI, PR and VI are not subject to the national ceiling and floor and are listed separately. A rural fee applies only in ZIP codes on the CMS rural ZIP list.

DMEPOS fees for E2372 by modifier
ModifierFloor / ceilingNon-rural state rangeRural rangeAK / HI / PR / VI
NU (purchased, new)————
RR (rental)————
UE (purchased, used)————

Hospital outpatient (OPPS Addendum B)

Status indicator Y (Non-implantable DME), with no separate OPPS payment rate.

Medically Unlikely Edits for E2372

MUE limits for E2372: practitioner 0 (MAI 3, CMS Policy); hospital outpatient 0 (MAI 3, CMS Policy); DME supplier 0 (MAI 3, Published Contractor Policy). The DME supplier MUE is a date-of-service clinical edit: units above the limit deny but can be paid on appeal with documentation.

MUE values for E2372 by setting
SettingMUE (units/DOS)MAICMS rationale
Practitioner services03 Date of Service Edit: ClinicalCMS Policy
Facility outpatient hospital03 Date of Service Edit: ClinicalCMS Policy
DME supplier03 Date of Service Edit: ClinicalPublished Contractor Policy

The MUE lookup for E2372 shows every setting next to any other code on the same claim.

NCCI edits and add-on rules

No active practitioner PTP pair lists E2372 in v323r0.

E2372 is neither an add-on code nor a designated primary code in the 2026 Q4 NCCI add-on edit file.

Pair counts show exposure, not the answer for one claim. Check E2372 against a second code to see whether the pair bundles and whether a modifier can separate the services.

Medicare coverage policies for E2372

1 active Local Coverage Determination and 0 billing and coding articles list E2372. Each applies only in its contractor's jurisdiction, and the article carries the diagnosis codes that support the item or service.

Denials to expect on E2372

CARC 50 · N115

the diagnosis or documentation does not meet the LCD or billing article that lists E2372

CARC 151 · N362

units of E2372 exceed the DME supplier MUE of 0 per date of service

CARC 4

the NU, RR, UE payment modifier is missing or does not match the item

CARC 16

the claim lacks information needed to adjudicate the line, such as an order, NPI or required modifier

Where QuickIntell fits for E2372 claims

QuickAuth coordinates the requirement checks and documentation that DME claims for E2372 depend on, with human review of each case, and QuickRCM carries claim readiness and the CARC 50, 151 and modifier denials these items draw.

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Frequently asked questions: HCPCS E2372

What does HCPCS code E2372 describe?

"Power wheelchair accessory, group 27 non-sealed lead acid battery, each" (short descriptor "Gr27 non-sealed leadacid"), in the E section (durable medical equipment). Added 2006-01-01.

Is E2372 a CPT code?

No: CMS maintains E2372 in HCPCS Level II, while the AMA maintains CPT. It goes in the same procedure-code field.

What does Medicare pay for E2372?

The October 2026 DMEPOS fee schedule lists E2372 in category IN (inexpensive and other routinely purchased items) without a ceiling, floor or state fee; its HCPCS pricing indicator is 32 (DMEPOS inexpensive and routinely purchased DME (floors and ceilings)).

How many units of E2372 can be billed per day?

MUE limits for E2372: practitioner 0 (MAI 3, CMS Policy); hospital outpatient 0 (MAI 3, CMS Policy); DME supplier 0 (MAI 3, Published Contractor Policy). For the DME supplier MUE (MAI 3), units above 0 deny for the day but can be paid on appeal with documentation; denials arrive as CARC 151.

Does Medicare cover E2372?

Coverage code C (carrier judgment, so the Medicare contractor decides coverage). 1 active LCD lists E2372: L33792 (Wheelchair Options/Accessories).

Sources

Every figure on this page is taken from the CMS publications below, as released by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Projection built 2026-10-10. Verify against the primary file before billing or contracting decisions. The reference methodology explains how each figure is computed from these files.

Disclaimer

This page is an operational reference compiled from CMS publications: the HCPCS Level II file, the physician, DMEPOS and clinical laboratory fee schedules, OPPS and ASC addenda, NCCI MUE, PTP and add-on edit tables and the Medicare Coverage Database. Amounts are Medicare national figures before locality and state adjustment; Medicaid and commercial payers set their own. CPT codes are shown as numbers only; CPT descriptors are copyright AMA. Nothing here is legal, clinical or billing advice.

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