Jul 1, 2020, 15:36 PM

When providing custom fabricated or prefabricated items, the patient care provider must perform and document in the patient’s record an in-person, diagnosis-specific, clinical examination related to the patient’s use and need of the prescribed device. For example: sensory function, range of motion, joint stability, skin condition (integrity, color and temperature), presence of edema and/ or wounds, vascularity, pain, manual muscle testing, functional limitations, compliance, cognitive ability and medical history.

Title : Accreditation Standard PC.3.4

Standard ID : PC.3.4

Sort order : 30340

Group : Patient Care and Management

Products :

• Breast Prostheses and Accessories
• Diabetic Shoes/Inserts -- custom
• Diabetic Shoes/Inserts -- non custom
• Facial Prostheses
• Limb Prostheses
• Ocular Prostheses
• Orthoses: Custom Fabricated
• Orthoses: Prefabricated (non-custom fabricated)
• Somatic Prostheses