Boot Pneumatic Tall

Key Features:

• The pump bulb effectively adds air to increase customization and compression while a simple valve action releases air as needed to adjust compression for varying stages of swelling.

• Proprietary pneumatic bladders placed on the medial and lateral sides effectively cover the malleoli and surrounding area without creating a tourniquet effect providing custom compression for varying degrees of swelling from the acute phase to the post rehab phase.

• Our boot features a 360º advanced sole that allows for rocking forward and backward as well as side to side to provide a natural and stable gate.

• Non-slip, non-skid sole protects patients while also helping to absorb shock and disperse pressures while ambulating.

• The boot struts are constructed to be flexible allowing for comfort, support, and easily accommodating different calve sizes while the medical grade hook and loop are fitted through the pre sloted double uprights that are both flared at the top to protect from calf irritation.

• The boot liner is crafted from soft foam and lines with a lycra interior adding to comfort and helps keep the patient cool while strategically placed padding increases protection and helps avoid pressure points.

• Comfort pads, provided with each boot, allow for each patient to customize their fit within the liner and ensure the elimination of individual points of irritation and/or provide an extra level of comfort.

• The lower d-rings on the foot of the boot swivel freely for increased customization of fit, while the lower d-rings are crafted into the polymer to ensure compression and immobilization of the ankle and foot.

• The boot sock, while optional, provides an additional level of continued comfort for patients. Approved by PDAC and HCPCS code L2841, providing added reimbursement.

General Information:

        Available Sizes:

         XS, SM, MD, LG, XL

        Reimbursement Codes:

         Boot: L4360/L4361

         Sock: L2840

Indications for Use:

• Plantar fasciitis

• Acute or post-operative care

• Management of edema

• Rehabilitation

• Ankle sprains (grades 1, 2 & 3)

• Achilles tendonitis 

• Forefoot, midfoot, hindfoot pain and injury

• Non-displaced fractures of the foot, toes, ankle, and tib/fib

HCPCS Codes: L4360/L4361

The Pricing, Data Analysis, and Coding (PDAC) administration has approved the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) Codes above for billing the Boot Polymer Pneumatic Tall.

The provided code specifications are as follows:

• L4360- Pneumatic walking boot pre cst  (Customized)

• Walking boot, pneumatic and/or vacuum, with or without joints, with or without interface material, prefabricated item that has been trimmed, bent, molded, assembled, or otherwise customized to fit a specific patient by an individual with expertise.

• L4361- Pneuma/vac walk boot pre ots (Off the shelf)

• Walking boot, pneumatic and/or vacuum, with or without joints, with or without interface material, prefabricated, off-the-shelf.

The optional boot sock is also approved for HCPCS code L2841

Split coding indicates whether or not the product has been customized or off the shelf. When split coding applies to your practice, please contact us for recommendations on which code to use. In most cases off the shelf (OTS) is more appropriate.

Common ICD10 Codes

To put on the boot, please follow these steps:

• With all closures open, place your foot inside the boot liner, making sure to slide your heel to the back of the boot.

• Close the liner, starting near your toes and working up towards your lower leg.

• Fasten the straps tightly, working toe up.

• Attach the extra foam pads to the liner anywhere you feel pressure or gaps.

• Inflate the air bladder by pushing the red air bulb until you reach the desired level of compression.

• To deflate the boot, push the black button under the bulb and the bladder will release its pressure.