UNSPSC 85902816: Dynamic orthosis device fitting using orthosis

This classification denotes the group of activities that yields a physical rehabilitation intervention or procedure of dynamic orthosis device fitting using orthosis. This intervention or procedure is listed in the World Health Organization's International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems or ICD-10 as code F0DZ6EZ

UNSPSC 85902816 Dynamic orthosis device fitting using orthosis, a Commodity code, encompasses medical director oversight and clinical leadership services for state and local emergency medical services systems, occupational health screening and medical examination services, wellness and health assessment programs, and specialized behavioral health interventions—a broader scope than the abstract code name suggests based on recent state and local solicitations that systematically tag EMS medical direction, occupational health surveillance, and community health program administration under this classification. The mix of issuing bodies reflects a cross-section of state health departments, county emergency services offices, school districts, and municipal fire rescue departments; Texas appears as a repeat buyer with multiple concurrent opportunities including occupational health services for state facilities and EMS revenue billing administration. Geographic concentration spans Texas, Florida, Georgia, Oregon, California, and Nevada, with Texas showing particular activity across its health and human services commission, state police, and local education agencies.

Recent representative solicitations include Seminole County, Florida's RFP 527726GCM for a Medical Director to oversee its EMS system (proposals due August 5, 2026), which requires a Florida-licensed physician with 10 years of pre-hospital emergency medicine experience and 24/7 availability to develop protocols and supervise provider performance; the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's IFB for radiology and EKG reads across 11 state hospitals and 13 state-supported living centers (responses due July 20, 2026), structured as per-read rate procurement with four-hour response requirements for service calls; and the City of Atlanta's pre-solicitation notice for comprehensive inmate healthcare services at the detention center (prequalification due July 3, 2026), requiring licensed nursing staff and psychiatric coordination. The code's activity reflects state and local reliance on external clinical expertise and medical administration to meet statutory health oversight obligations where in-house medical staff or dedicated positions are not feasible or cost-effective.