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Reimbursement

  • Medifil Gel Application Worksheet

Step 1:  Calculate surface area of the wound.

Shape of Wound Dimensions of Wound (cm) Surface area of Wound (cm)
Rectangular
(example)
Length:  3   cm     ________

Width:    4   cm     ________

Surface Area: Length x Width
Surface Area = 3 x 4 = 12 sq cm
                           ________ sq cm
Circular Diameter:  ________  cm Surface Area: .785 x diameter x diameter
Surface Area:  _____________ sq cm

Step 2:  Determine amount of particles for the surface area calculated above using the chart below:

Surface Area (sq cm) Gel (cc) Gel (oz)   Surface Area (sq cm) Gel (cc) Gel (oz)
1 0.25 0.01   20 6.0 0.21
2 0.60 0.02   21 - 25 7.5 0.26
3 0.90 0.03   26 - 30 9.0 0.32
4 1.20 0.04   31 - 35 10.5 0.37
5 1.50 0.05   36 - 40 12.0 0.42
6 1.80 0.06   41 - 45 13.5 0.48
7 2.10 0.07   46 - 50 15.0 0.53
8 2.40 0.08   51 - 60 18.0 0.64
9 2.70 0.10   61 - 70 21.0 0.74
10 3.00 0.11   71 - 80 24.0 0.85
12 3.60 0.13   81 - 90 27.0 0.95
14 4.20 0.15   91 - 100 30.0 1.06
16 4.80 0.17   101 - 110 33.0 1.16
18 5.40 0.19   111 - 120 36.0 1.27

 

Step 3:  Product usage for billing.

Usage = Number of dressing changes x amount per dressing change

Usage = ______________  x  _____________ = ________

For example if 15 dressing changes are prescribed then,
Usage = 15 dressing changes x 0.13 oz per change (from above table for 12 sq cm surface area) = 1.95 oz or 2 oz (round to the next whole number)

This is the amount to be billed to Medicare/Medicaid.

 

Step 4:  Product to patient.

30 cc = 1 oz.

Product = Total amount in ounces (from Step 3) x 30 / cc per syringe 

               = total number of syringes to patient.

Example = 2 oz x 30 / 9 = 6.7 syringes or 7 syringes (rounding to the next whole number).

In this example the most cost-effective solution is MFG 1050:

Product Quantity (oz) Total number of syringes
MFG 1040 (3 cc syringe = 0.1 ounce) = _____ = __________ (round to a whole number)
MFG 1050 (9 cc syringe = 0.3 ounce) = __2__ = ____7_____ (round to a whole number)

Medicare has approved Medifil® Gel for dry to minimally draining wounds, at least 0.5 cm in depth.

 

 

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