If you have issues with CMS' new interim final rule for power mobility equipment, what is your biggest concern? When CMS released its interim final rule

Washington CMS' gap-filling methodology, if it is used to set prices for power wheelchair codes, could result in an average payment reduction of 25 percent,

Atlanta With a number of new mobility policies set to take effect within the next year, many HME stakeholders say CMS should slow down and make some major

Baltimore After months of waiting for additional guidance on Medicare's power wheelchair and scooter coverage, the home medical equipment industry got

Baltimore In February, CMS unveiled a plan to implement 49 new power wheelchair and scooter codes scheduled to take effect Jan. 1 that break down the

Baltimore Years of wrangling over power mobility CMNs will soon be moot according to a new process that eliminates the document entirely. Under an interim

Atlanta During the past few months, CMS has proposed changes that would overhaul the entire power mobility device benefit for Medicare, including: an

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