Services that require precertification
selective nerve root blocks • Paravertebral facet injection/nerve block/neurolysis • Regional sympathetic nerve block • Sacroiliac joint injections • Implanted spinal cord stimulators Services that require precertification Standard Precert Effective: 1/1/2019 This applies to elective, nonemergency services.
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