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June 25, 2018 |
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Tariff Relief? |
AAHomecare moved into action as the Administration announced tariffs on raw materials and finished pieces that affect the HME industry. In an unprecedented move, competing manufacturers pulled together with the industry advocacy group to submit comments opposing the policy. Ten DME-related HTS codes were removed from the original proposed tariff list. Read more. |
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Verma on Stark Law |
CMS recently requested public input on the burdens of the Stark Law. Stark Law prohibits a physician from making a referral to a health care entity they, or a family member, have a financial interest in. In a recent blog post, CMS Administrator Seema Verma outlined the ways the regulation may be interfering with coordinated care. The request for information is still open for comment on the Federal Register. |
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Industry Insights |
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New Chair Named at LeadingAge California → |
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Healogics False Claims Settlement → |
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Philips Recognized for Innovation → |
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Humana and Walgreens Primary Care Partnership → |
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The Latest on Value-Based Care → |
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More News → |
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