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ADDENDUM B: RELATIVE VALUE UNITS (RVUs) AND RELATED INFORMATION Physician work Facility PE 1 CPT codes and descriptions only are copyright 2005 American Medical Association. All rights reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS apply. 2 Copyright 2005 American Dental Association. All rights reserved. 3 +Indicates RVUs are not used for Medicare payment. Mal- practice Nonfacility CPT 1 / HCPCS 2 Mod Status Description RVUs 3 Non-facility Facility PE RVUs RVUs RVUs Total Total Global 95903 A Motor nerve conduction test 0.60 1.14 NA 0.05 1.79 NA XXX 95903 26 A Motor nerve conduction test 0.60 0.25 0.25 0.03 0.88 0.88 XXX 95903 TC A Motor nerve conduction test 0.00 0.89 NA 0.02 0.91 NA XXX 95904 A Sense nerve conduction test 0.34 1.03 NA 0.04 1.41 NA XXX 95904 26 A Sense nerve conduction test 0.34 0.15 0.15 0.02 0.51 0.51 XXX 95904 TC A Sense nerve conduction test 0.00 0.88 NA 0.02 0.90 NA XXX 95920 A Intraop nerve test add-on 2.11 2.06 NA 0.23 4.40 NA ZZZ 95920 26 A Intraop nerve test add-on 2.11 0.90 0.90 0.16 3.18 3.18 ZZZ 95920 TC A Intraop nerve test add-on 0.00 1.15 NA 0.07 1.22 NA ZZZ 95921 A Autonomic nerv function test 0.90 0.79 NA 0.06 1.75 NA XXX 95921 26 A Autonomic nerv function test 0.90 0.32 0.32 0.04 1.26 1.26 XXX 95921 TC A Autonomic nerv function test 0.00 0.47 NA 0.02 0.49 NA XXX 95922 A Autonomic nerv function test 0.96 0.89 NA 0.07 1.92 NA XXX 95922 26 A Autonomic nerv function test 0.96 0.40 0.40 0.05 1.41 1.41 XXX 95922 TC A Autonomic nerv function test 0.00 0.50 NA 0.02 0.52 NA XXX 95923 A Autonomic nerv function test 0.90 1.87 NA 0.07 2.84 NA XXX 95923 26 A Autonomic nerv function test 0.90 0.37 0.37 0.05 1.32 1.32 XXX 95923 TC A Autonomic nerv function test 0.00 1.50 NA 0.02 1.52 NA XXX 95925 A Somatosensory testing 0.54 1.57 NA 0.10 2.21 NA XXX 95925 26 A Somatosensory testing 0.54 0.22 0.22 0.04 0.80 0.80 XXX 95925 TC A Somatosensory testing 0.00 1.35 NA 0.06 1.41 NA XXX 95926 A Somatosensory testing 0.54 1.52 NA 0.09 2.15 NA XXX 95926 26 A Somatosensory testing 0.54 0.23 0.23 0.03 0.80 0.80 XXX 95926 TC A Somatosensory testing 0.00 1.30 NA 0.06 1.36 NA XXX 95927 A Somatosensory testing 0.54 1.63 NA 0.10 2.27 NA XXX 95927 26 A Somatosensory testing 0.54 0.24 0.24 0.04 0.82 0.82 XXX 95927 TC A Somatosensory testing 0.00 1.39 NA 0.06 1.45 NA XXX 95928 A C motor evoked, uppr limbs 1.50 3.03 NA 0.09 4.63 NA XXX 95928 26 A C motor evoked, uppr limbs 1.50 0.63 0.63 0.06 2.19 2.19 XXX 95928 TC A C motor evoked, uppr limbs 0.00 2.40 NA 0.03 2.43 NA XXX 95929 A C motor evoked, lwr limbs 1.50 3.23 NA 0.09 4.82 NA XXX
ADDENDUM B: RELATIVE VALUE UNITS (RVUs) AND RELATED INFORMATION Physician work Facility PE 1 CPT codes and descriptions only are copyright 2005 American Medical Association. All rights reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS apply. 2 Copyright 2005 American Dental Association. All rights reserved. 3 +Indicates RVUs are not used for Medicare payment. Mal- practice Nonfacility CPT 1 / HCPCS 2 Mod Status Description RVUs 3 Non-facility Facility PE RVUs RVUs RVUs Total Total Global 95929 26 A C motor evoked, lwr limbs 1.50 0.63 0.63 0.06 2.19 2.19 XXX 95929 TC A C motor evoked, lwr limbs 0.00 2.60 NA 0.03 2.63 NA XXX 95930 A Visual evoked potential test 0.35 2.20 NA 0.03 2.59 NA XXX 95930 26 A Visual evoked potential test 0.35 0.15 0.15 0.02 0.52 0.52 XXX 95930 TC A Visual evoked potential test 0.00 2.06 NA 0.01 2.07 NA XXX 95933 A Blink reflex test 0.59 1.02 NA 0.10 1.71 NA XXX 95933 26 A Blink reflex test 0.59 0.23 0.23 0.04 0.86 0.86 XXX 95933 TC A Blink reflex test 0.00 0.78 NA 0.06 0.84 NA XXX 95934 A H-reflex test 0.51 0.55 NA 0.04 1.10 NA XXX 95934 26 A H-reflex test 0.51 0.22 0.22 0.02 0.75 0.75 XXX 95934 TC A H-reflex test 0.00 0.34 NA 0.02 0.36 NA XXX 95936 A H-reflex test 0.55 0.48 NA 0.05 1.08 NA XXX 95936 26 A H-reflex test 0.55 0.23 0.23 0.03 0.81 0.81 XXX 95936 TC A H-reflex test 0.00 0.25 NA 0.02 0.27 NA XXX 95937 A Neuromuscular junction test 0.65 0.65 NA 0.10 1.41 NA XXX 95937 26 A Neuromuscular junction test 0.65 0.26 0.26 0.08 0.99 0.99 XXX 95937 TC A Neuromuscular junction test 0.00 0.39 NA 0.02 0.41 NA XXX 95950 A Ambulatory eeg monitoring 1.51 3.77 NA 0.51 5.79 NA XXX 95950 26 A Ambulatory eeg monitoring 1.51 0.62 0.62 0.08 2.22 2.22 XXX 95950 TC A Ambulatory eeg monitoring 0.00 3.15 NA 0.43 3.58 NA XXX 95951 C EEG monitoring/videorecord 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 XXX 95951 26 A EEG monitoring/videorecord 6.00 2.48 2.48 0.32 8.81 8.81 XXX 95951 TC C EEG monitoring/videorecord 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 XXX 95953 A EEG monitoring/computer 3.09 7.05 NA 0.60 10.73 NA XXX 95953 26 A EEG monitoring/computer 3.09 1.25 1.25 0.17 4.51 4.51 XXX 95953 TC A EEG monitoring/computer 0.00 5.79 NA 0.43 6.22 NA XXX 95954 A EEG monitoring/giving drugs 2.45 4.19 NA 0.19 6.83 NA XXX 95954 26 A EEG monitoring/giving drugs 2.45 1.01 1.01 0.13 3.60 3.60 XXX 95954 TC A EEG monitoring/giving drugs 0.00 3.17 NA 0.06 3.23 NA XXX 95955 A EEG during surgery 1.01 2.70 NA 0.22 3.93 NA XXX 95955 26 A EEG during surgery 1.01 0.35 0.35 0.05 1.41 1.41 XXX
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERV
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2. By mail. You may mail written co
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Rick Ensor (410) 786-5617 (for issu
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service of the U.S. Government Prin
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4. Proposed Revisions to §413.170
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AGA American Gastroenterological As
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GAO General Accounting Office GPCI
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PLI Professional liability insuranc
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Initially, only the physician work
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This resource-based system was base
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effect in 1997, published on Novemb
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● Revised requirements for superv
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efinement of work RVUs; and solicit
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historical allowed charges. This le
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November 1, 2001 (66 FR 55246).) Th
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The CPEPs identified specific input
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codes that the RUC has not yet revi
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procedure: $27,305,408. In this exa
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as a whole. Indirect costs include
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● The unscaled indirect expense a
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BNF is applied to (multiplied by) t
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NPWP Step 2--Calculation of Charge-
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In Table 11, the scaled total direc
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TABLE 13--Budget Neutrality and Fin
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The following discussion outlines t
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exist, and suggests that the need f
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TABLE 14--Practice Expense Per Hour
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We believe that we have consistentl
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Due to the ongoing refinement by th
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indirect PE methodology is inaccura
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multi-specialty PEAC that were base
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the needed survey or other data or
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PERC/RUC recommendations for these
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eflect the typical number of cast c
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on comments received and additional
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We have reviewed the PE database an
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the ACR. We have accepted the follo
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● Clinical Labor for G-codes Rela
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proposed associated prices that we
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Supply Code Supply Description Unit
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● Supply and Equipment Items Need
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Code 2005 Description Unit Unit Pri
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Code 2005 Description Price EQ212 p
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Effective January 1, 2006, this pro
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challenge the validity of a new loc
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ones reconfigured). Yet we also rec
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The issue of payment locality desig
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specialties listed infrequently as
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for premium rating purposes. ISO co
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psychology to the nonsurgical risk
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to anesthesiology which is 2.84 rat
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103 However, as noted previously in
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● Category #1: Services that are
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G0270, G0271 and 97802 through 9780
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Group Medical Nutritional Therapy (
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111 furnished in the group setting
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CMS Review 113 As noted previously,
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system that permits the physician a
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117 associated with the provided se
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119 overlapping surgeries, the teac
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anesthesia programs that have arran
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123 Section 623 of the MMA also req
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125 hospital-based facilities; whil
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127 The next step would be to devel
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Drugs Second Quarter ASP +6 Percent
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131 independent facilities, to acco
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distributed this over a total proje
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137 additional 0.7 percent addition
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139 billed drugs regardless of sett
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141 than 0.9000 are paid more than
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adoption of the new hospital wage i
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of geographic designations for purp
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and they may or may not be suitable
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the Medicare Geographic Classificat
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(2) Metropolitan Divisions Under OM
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153 applying revised composite paym
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ased on the labor components establ
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157 actual cost structure faced by
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159 ESRD facilities is 53.711, as s
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from the cost reports. To avoid dou
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from Worksheet A. The resulting mar
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(1) Hospital Data Used In this prop
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wage data ended. However, since the
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approach to phasing-in the proposed
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facilities that would receive lower
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173 wage index values and then simu
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175 Because Neighborhood Dialysis C
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177 detected through our receipt of
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179 CBSA Code Urban Area Wage (Cons
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TABLE 28--Proposed ESRD Wage Index
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● Extraordinary circumstances (§
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effect as long as the rate exceeds
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exception rate. The facility would
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their intermediaries. Current parag
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229 costs are reasonable and allowa
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231 revised paragraph, a facility w
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H. Payment for Covered Outpatient D
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calculation. We also discuss the su
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customers (for example, physicians)
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239 We believe the weighted average
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number of 11-digit NDCs sold for ea
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243 included in the template, it is
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current reporting format is an appr
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247 section 1847A of the Act for th
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each quarter at the following web s
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251 We also note MedPAC’s recomme
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costs and units. We seek comments a
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255 pays for DME and associated sup
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pharmacy activities required to get
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259 representing 42 percent of the
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261 basic pharmacy services such as
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seek comment on the potential impac
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265 overpaying for the costs associ
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267 and information about how pharm
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269 takes good faith efforts to res
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271 Specifically, we consider that
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supplies. Using billing data, we id
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70481 CT orbit/ear/fossa w/ dye 704
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K. Therapy Cap 73223 MRI joint uppe
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provided for an active subluxation
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is less than 2 percent of spending
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(2) entities determined by the Secr
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285 We are proposing a supplemental
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FQHC claim form to effectuate the b
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289 can issue a final determination
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291 conclude that Hispanic persons
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293 nuclear medicine services in ei
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adiopharmaceuticals. In the final r
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297 (including Nuclear Medicine and
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we would resolve any doubt on the m
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facility payment rather than a TC c
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ventures and leases, pose a risk of
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305 Underlying the projected rate r
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decisions are central to the health
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however. We are particularly intere
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The collection requirement in this
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eporting requirements are discussed
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IV. Response to Comments Because of
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achieve the objectives with less si
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319 The analysis and discussion pro
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321 for a new code may change becau
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323 TABLE 30--Impact of Practice Ex
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hour for these specialties. As note
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Both physical/occupational therapy
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329 proposing to add cardiology cat
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Speciality Impact of Removing Aberr
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Family TABLE 32--Impact of Multiple
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335 column includes the current est
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Specialty Medicare Allowed Charges
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339 Non-Facility Facility % % HCPCS
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341 have undertaken a similar analy
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of the updated GPCI data. For the R
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C. Medicare Telehealth Services In
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347 TABLE 37--Impact of Proposed Ch
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349 of the increase to the drug add
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plus current AAP priced drug paymen
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353 the center up to what it would
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satisfies the requirements of the i
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357 certainty the extent of these s
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delivery arrangements and would hel
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List of Subjects 42 CFR Part 405 Ad
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(including by refunding amounts in
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(2) Any financial incentives provid
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7. The authority citation for part
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* * * * * PART 413--PRINCIPLES OF R
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371 D. Redesignating paragraphs (l)
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373 (3) The additional nursing hour
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cost components relating to trainin
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CAPD and CCPD) when the facility ac
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Indirect Sales means from the manuf
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amount for the quarter to the neare
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383 25. The heading for Part 426 is
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385 (Catalog of Federal Domestic As
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1. CPT/HCPCS code. This is the CPT
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grace period. This indicator is no
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