b. Gait training

Gait evaluation and training furnished a patient whose ability to walk has been impaired by neurological, muscular or skeletal abnormality requires the skills of a qualified physical therapist and constitutes reimbursable physical therapy provided that it can reasonably be expected to significantly improve the patient's ability to walk.

Repetitious exercises to improve gait, maintain strength, endurance and assistive walking, such as provided insupport for feeble or unstable patients, do not require the skills of a qualified physical therapist.