Low Grade Compression Stockings

Low Grade Compression Stockings FAQ

Which compression level is right for you?

20-30 mmHg : The most frequently prescribed level, 20-30 mmHg compression socks offer firm compression and can be used to treat a variety of mild to moderate conditions. This level can provide relief from varicose veins, edema, deep vein thrombosis, and post-sclerotherapy.

What level of compression socks do i need?

The level of compression you need depends on what you are wearing compression socks for. Standard levels of compression include: Light to moderate compression, 15-20 mm-Hg — You might need this if you traveling, if you stand all day at work, if you are pregnant, or if you experience mild leg swelling.

What is the cpt code for compression stockings?

Compression Garments and Stockings HCPCS Code range A6501-A6550. The HCPCS codes range Compression Garments and Stockings A6501-A6550 is a standardized code set necessary for Medicare and other health insurance providers to provide healthcare claims.

What are pressure stockings?

Pressure stockings will improve blood flow in your legs and lower your risk for blood clots. The stockings use graduated pressure to keep blood from pooling. They are tightest at the ankle and gradually decrease in pressure up the leg.