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This Hyperhidrosis Preauthorization Request Form may be downloaded and used to notify an insurance organization that you’ve been diagnosed with hyperhidrosis and to demonstrate the degree to which your life is negatively affected by excessive sweating. There is also space on the form for your physician to note hyperhidrosis treatments that you’ve already tried and the next treatment that he or she is recommending. The form should be completed and submitted to the appropriate health insurance organization by your treating physician. You can help your doctor by printing the form and taking it to your next appointment.
ICD-9 Codes:
Primary Focal Hyperhidrosis 705.21
Secondary Focal Hyperhidrosis 705.22
Generalized Hyperhidrosis 780.8
Hyperhidrosis Preauthorization Request Form
Patient Name: ______________________________________________________________________
Insurance ID: ______________________________________________________________________
Date: __________________________
What area(s) of the body require treatment?
__Axillary (Underarms)
__Palmar (Hands)
__Plantar (Feet)
__Craniofacial (Face/Head)
__Submammary (Under Breasts)
__Groin
__Other (please specify):________________________
Hyperhidrosis Disease Severity Scale:
__Sweating is never noticeable & never interferes with daily activities
__Sweating is tolerable and sometimes interferes with daily activities
__Sweating is barely tolerable & frequently interferes with daily activities
__Sweating is intolerable and always interferes with daily activities
Impairment of Daily Activities, & Impact on Quality of Life:
__Work & professional life
__Sexual activities
__Meeting people
__Sports
__Relationships with family & friends
__Clothing/Shoes
__Shaking hands
__Emotional state
__Developing personal relationships
__Education
Previous Treatments:
__OTC Antiperspirants
__Rx Antiperspirants or Clinical Strength Antiperspirants (used as directed)
__Iontophoresis
__BOTOX®
__Surgery (Local)
__Surgery (ETS)
__miraDry®
__Oral Medications
__Psychiatric
__None
Recommended Treatment for:
__Axillary (Underarms)
__Palmar (Hands)
__Plantar (Feet)
__Craniofacial (Face/Head)
__Submammary (Under Breasts)
__Groin
__Other (please specify):________________________
IS/ARE
__OTC Antiperspirants
__Rx Antiperspirants or Clinical Strength Antiperspirants (used as directed)
__Iontophoresis
__BOTOX®
__Surgery (Local)
__Surgery (ETS)
__miraDry®
__Oral Medications
Other: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Notes: ______________________________________________________________________________________

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