Medicare’s Alzheimer’s Drug Registry: Ease Of Use May Lead To Data Quality Tradeoffs

New details from CMS about the information that providers will be required to submit for Medicare beneficiaries taking anti-amyloid Alzheimer’s drugs indicate the agency could have a hard time getting answers to some of the key questions outlined in its National Coverage Determination.

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Medicare released new details on its Alzheimer’s registry 22 June • Source: Shutterstock

The information Medicare plans to require providers submit to its own homegrown registry as a condition of administration of monoclonal antibody anti-amyloid treatments for Alzheimer’s should make it relatively easy for physicians to participate, but may ultimately make it harder for the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services to get critical answers about the effects of the treatments, experts told the Pink Sheet.

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