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AAHomecare Urges Support for Letter to Delay Ostomy, Urological Supplies Inclusion in Competitive Bidding
CGS Announces Pre-Payment Review for Urological Supplies Claims from New Suppliers
The DME MAC will send additional documentation requests for selected claims.
CGS Administrators, the Jurisdictions B and C DME … [Read more...]
CMS Catheter Changes: HCPCS Codes, Narratives, Standard Written Order Guidance for 2026
Three new codes become effective on Jan. 1.
Ringing in the new year will include significant … [Read more...]
Inside the Final Rule: Competitive Bidding Additions, Annual Accreditation Among Major Changes
The home health final rule's sweeping changes will impact DMEPOS providers and the Medicare beneficiaries they support.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services … [Read more...]
The Industry Responds: On Competitive Bidding, Accreditation, HME’s Future
Leaders and subject-matter experts spoke out on the home health final rule.
The 762-page home health final rule — released on … [Read more...]
DME MACs Publish Final Urological Supplies LCD
The new verbiage includes a change for patients with spinal cord injuries.
The Medicare DME MAC contractors have published an … [Read more...]
BD Launches PureWick Portable Collection System for Personal Urine Management
The lightweight system was designed for on-the-go wheelchair riders.
The latest launch from Becton, Dickinson and … [Read more...]
Former FDA Official Warns Against CMS Competitive Bidding Expansion
A former U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) … [Read more...]
AAHomecare Submits Comments on Proposed Rule for DMEPOS Competitive Bidding, Accreditation
The association described annual accreditation as "impossible" and objected to a range of proposed competitive bidding changes.
The American Association for Homecare (AAHomecare) … [Read more...]
8 of 8,000: Providers, Clinicians, Patients Comment on Proposed Rule
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has received more than 8,000 submissions during the comment period that closes Aug. 29.
The public comment period for the Centers for … [Read more...]