CPT® Code 29520

Strapping, specifically for the hip, is a therapeutic technique used to manage soft tissue injuries or to offer support to areas that may be weak or vulnerable. This procedure involves the application of adhesive tape to the hip region, which is strategically placed to stabilize the affected area. The process begins with a thorough evaluation by a physician or physical therapist, who assesses the mechanism of injury and identifies specific areas that require support. Based on this assessment, the taping technique is customized to provide optimal protection and reinforcement to the hip, ensuring that the injured or at-risk tissues are adequately supported during the healing process. This method not only aids in recovery but also helps in preventing further injury by limiting excessive movement in the affected area.