VEO Ophthalmics’ Artificial Iris, Boston Scientific’s Single-Use Duodenoscope Win Pass-Through Payments

US CMS described several products winning device pass-through payment status for 2021 in an outpatient prospective payment system final rule.

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An artificial iris, single-use duodenoscope, advanced heart failure treatment system and other devices were among a group of products granted pass-through payments for 2021 by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in a recent final rule.

The medtech products were approved by CMS as part of its annual program to promote access to new and innovative devices, while collecting necessary cost data to evaluate their long-term...

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