CMS Directors Urge Industry To Weigh In On MCIT Innovative Tech Proposal

Rule would supply direct reimbursement pathway for FDA breakthrough devices

Medicare agency reimbursement experts asked device technology firms to explain regulatory hurdles to getting proper reimbursements for their products in comments on an innovative technology rule.

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Sponsors of remote monitoring and telehealth devices have a golden opportunity to impact the way the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services sets coding and reimbursements for Food and Drug Administration-approved breakthrough tech devices, CMS officials say.

A proposed rule on reimbursement of FDA breakthrough devices, Medicare Coverage of Innovative Technology, or MCIT, was published in late...

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