CPT 0201T · Vertebral Augmentation
Sacroplasty — Bilateral
Percutaneous sacral augmentation (sacroplasty), bilateral injections.
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Rubrica tracks payor coverage for CPT 0201T (Sacroplasty — Bilateral) across 103 payors — every Medicare MAC, the major commercial plans, the BCBS family, all 50-state Medicaid programs, and selected workers' comp and auto/PIP carriers. Aggregate coverage patterns are shown below; full payor-specific criteria, source citations, and last-reviewed dates are available to signed-in practitioners.
Top payors covering CPT 0201T
Sample of 12 payors with coverage for this code. Sign in for the complete payor list, verbatim criteria, denial-risk score, and source citations for each.
| Payor | Coverage | Prior auth |
|---|---|---|
| Aetna | Covered | No PA |
| Aetna Better Health Medicaid | Covered | No PA |
| Aetna Better Health of Florida | Covered | No PA |
| Aetna Better Health of Maryland | Covered | No PA |
| Aetna Better Health of New Jersey | Covered | No PA |
| Aetna Medicare Advantage | Covered | Prior auth |
| Alabama Medicaid | Covered | No PA |
| Alabama Medicaid (FFS) | Covered | No PA |
| Allstate Auto / PIP | Covered | Prior auth |
| AmTrust Financial WC | Covered | Prior auth |
| Ambetter | Covered | Prior auth |
| AmeriHealth Caritas | Covered | Prior auth |
Coverage themes for CPT 0201T
Common patterns across the 103 payors we track. Specific criteria per payor are available after sign-in.
Most payors require ≥4 weeks of conservative care before approving 0201T.
49 of 103 payors require imaging concordance documentation.
Of the 103 payors with coverage records for CPT 0201T, 65 require prior authorization, 0 cover without prior authorization, and 39 flag the procedure as investigational or experimental under current criteria.
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