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<strong>CMS</strong>-1403-FC<br />

our general rulemaking authority under sections 1102(a) and<br />

1871(a) of the Act, and authority under section 1842(b)(6)<br />

of the Act, we amended the anti-markup provision in<br />

§414.50. Specifically, we revised the anti-markup<br />

provision to apply to the TC of diagnostic tests that are<br />

ordered by the billing physician or other supplier (or<br />

ordered by a party related by common ownership or control<br />

to such physician or other supplier) when the TC is<br />

outright purc<strong>has</strong>ed or when the TC is not performed in the<br />

“office of the billing physician or other supplier.” We<br />

revised §414.50(a)(2)(iii) to define the “office of the<br />

billing physician or other supplier” as medical office<br />

space where the physician or other supplier regularly<br />

furnishes patient care. For a billing physician or other<br />

supplier that is a physician organization, as defined at<br />

§411.351, the “office of the billing physician or other<br />

supplier” is space in which the physician organization<br />

provides substantially the full range of patient care<br />

services that the physician organization provides<br />

generally. We also imposed an anti-markup payment<br />

limitation on the professional component (PC) of diagnostic<br />

tests that are ordered by the billing physician or other<br />

supplier (or ordered by a party related by common ownership<br />

or control to such physician or other supplier group) if<br />

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