| McKesson # | 1177049 |
| Manufacturer # | 16-20039 |
| Brand | McKesson |
| Manufacturer | McKesson Brand |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Application | Respiratory Therapy Solution Normal Saline |
| Container Type | Unit Dose Vial |
| Dosage Form | Solution |
| Generic Drug Name | Sodium Chloride, Preservative Free |
| Product Dating | McKesson Acceptable Dating: we will ship >= 90 days |
| Strength | 0.9% |
| Supplier_ID | 488035 |
| Type | Inhalation |
| UNSPSC Code | 51191602 |
| Volume | 3 mL, 5 mL, 15 mL |
| Latex Free Indicator | Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex |
Features
- McKesson Normal Saline for Inhalation, 3 mL Unit Dose
- This product has only been tested for use on humans.
- Unit dose vials contain 3 mL of normal saline (0.9% NaCl) for inhalation to dilute respiratory drugs or help clear mucus and secretions during suctioning
- Sterile solution of sodium chloride in water purified by distillation or reverse osmosis, rendered sterile using an aseptic fill process, and require no further sterilization methods
- Economic respiratory therapy solution saves medication costs by diluting at the patient bedside
- Pink vials embossed with inverted milliliter graduations for accurate dispensing
- Features easy-to-open, twist-off cap and conveniently dispenses sterile water by the drop or milliliter
- Serves a variety of medical uses including reducing bacteria in saliva, helping the body produce mucus or phlegm, and improving functionality in the lungs
- Use with nebulizers for dilution of respiratory medications removal of low-level secretions
- Used with nebulizers to provide optimal strength of respiratory drug by adding necessary volume to nebulizer treatments
- Medications for inhalation may be diluted with saline according to healthcare provider's instruction
- Disposable, easy-to-use vials help maintain sterility between applications when the aseptic technique is employed and require less time and training for healthcare personnel
- No bacteriostatic agent or other preservative added (preservative-free)
- Non-pyrogenic, DEHP-free, and not made with natural rubber latex
- Disposable design for single sterile use
- Intended for respiratory therapy only; not for parenteral use, injections, or in preparations to be used for injection
- Avoid freezing or excessive heat
- Packaged: 1 Each, 100 Each Per Box, 10 Boxes Per Case
- Rx ONLY: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician
**Must have an Order by a physician to Purchase*
How to be Reimbursed by Insurance for Supplies
To use a HCPCS code to get reimbursement from insurance for medical supplies as a patient, follow these steps:
1. Obtain the Correct HCPCS Code: Identify the appropriate HCPCS code for the medical supplies you need reimbursement for. You can find this information from your healthcare provider, the supplier, or online databases that list HCPCS codes.
2. Get a Prescription or Order: Ensure you have a prescription or order from your healthcare provider for the medical supplies. Insurance companies often require a prescription to validate the necessity of the supplies.
3. Purchase the Supplies: Buy the medical supplies from a reputable supplier. Keep all receipts, Packing slips and invoices that clearly show the HCPCS code, item description, quantity, and price.
4. Fill Out the Insurance Claim Form: Obtain a claim form from your insurance company. This is typically available on their website or by calling their customer service.
5. Complete the Claim Form: Fill out the claim form with all required information. This usually includes:
- Your personal information (name, address, insurance ID number)
- The HCPCS code for the medical supplies
- The date of purchase
- The amount paid
- The provider or supplier information
- The prescription or order from your healthcare provider
6. Attach Supporting Documentation: Include copies of all supporting documentation with your claim form:
- The prescription or order from your healthcare provider
- Receipts and invoices for the medical supplies
- Any additional information requested by the insurance company
7. Submit the Claim: Send the completed claim form and supporting documentation to your insurance company. This can often be done online through the insurance company's website, by mail, or by fax. Ensure you follow the submission instructions provided by your insurance company.
8. Keep Copies: Keep copies of everything you submit for your records. This includes the claim form, receipts, invoices, prescriptions, and any correspondence with the insurance company.
9. Follow Up: After submitting your claim, follow up with your insurance company to ensure it was received and is being processed. Be prepared to provide additional information if requested.
10. Receive Reimbursement: Once your claim is processed and approved, you will receive reimbursement according to your insurance policy's terms. This may be in the form of a check or a direct deposit to your bank account.
By carefully following these steps and ensuring all information is accurate and complete, you can improve your chances of successfully receiving reimbursement for medical supplies using a HCPCS code.
