Widespread Competitive Bidding On Horizon; Non-DME Items May Be Included
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The passage of a Medicare prescription drug benefit in the 108th Congress could lead to the expansion of competitive bidding processes beyond durable medical equipment to include non-DME devices, consultants and industry reps are forecasting
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