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Moving the Pocket That Holds a Pacemaker

Maine rates for HCPCS 33222

Moves the pocket under the skin that holds an implanted pacemaker to a new position — usually deeper or slightly to one side — and closes the old one. It is done when the device is wearing through the skin, is painful, sits awkwardly, or the pocket has filled with fluid or become infected. The wires running to the heart stay connected throughout.

Rates data updated July 2026.

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