SI-Bone’s iFuse TORQ TNT Implant System has received CMS’ New Technology Add-On Payment for pelvic fracture treatment.
The system is the first 3D printed, porous, threaded implant that includes lengths capable of spanning the posterior pelvis, according to an Aug. 5 LinkedIn post from SI-Bone.
Hospitals can receive up to $4,136 in additional inpatient reimbursement by adopting and using the iFuse system with the new NTAP designation.
The designation is effective Oct. 1, the post said.
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