Groups representing durable medical equipment suppliers are banking on a favorable Congressional Budget Office score to add momentum to their effort to replace CMS’ competitive bidding program with an alternative auction-based system.
Suppliers reiterated long-held complaints with the Medicare DME competitive bidding program during a May 9 House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee hearing. Competitive bidding, which started to serve as the...
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