Medicare Benefit Policy Manual (Pub. 100-02), Ch. 11 § 140.15

Provider Costs Related to Deceased Donor Kidney Excisions

Last amended: 2026Year: 2026Length: 74 wordsOfficial source
140.15 - Provider Costs Related to Deceased Donor Kidney Excisions (Rev. 13599, Issued: 01-30-26, Effective: 05-01-26, Implementation: 05-01-26) A3-3178.16 Typical provider costs involved in excising a deceased donor kidney whether or not it is eventually transplanted include: • Intensive care costs; • Surgeon’s services, anesthetist services, operating room, preservation supplies (perfusion materials and equipment), preservation technician’s services, donor evaluation and support, pathology, central exchange costs (transportation and packaging), and reasonable administration costs (overhead items).
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