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Proposed Dialysis Payment Changes Could Hurt Rural Facilities
On July 2, 2014 the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released its annual proposed rule on dialysis payment and quality. This week, we address changes to the payment and its effect on patients’ access to dialysis. Next week, … Continue reading
Posted in public policy
Tagged dialysis, kidney, kidney disease, medicare, Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
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Future Dialysis Cuts Reduced and Oral-only Drugs Remain under Part D until 2024
On Monday March 31, 2014, the Senate passed legislation that avoids substantial Medicare cuts to physician payments. This vote comes on the heels of House approval that occurred last week. The one year patch to Medicare physician payments includes a … Continue reading
Access to Immunosuppressive Drugs under Medicare Part D is at Risk
Medicare beneficiaries who do not qualify for immunosuppressive drug coverage under Medicare Part B (the Medicare program that covers outpatient care) typically receive coverage of their immunosuppressive drugs under the Medicare prescription drug program known as Medicare Part D. Under … Continue reading
Year in Review: NKF Public Policy and Advocacy
Advocacy and public policy efforts were in full swing this past year and the National Kidney Foundation worked to maximize opportunities to improve kidney care. Here is a snapshot of our top advocacy activities in 2013. The Comprehensive Immunosuppressive Drug … Continue reading
Medicare Proposes Deep Cuts for Dialysis
On Monday July 1, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released the annual proposed rule to update Medicare payment to dialysis providers beginning January 1, 2014 and to modify the Quality Incentive Program (QIP), which reduces reimbursement to … Continue reading
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Tagged dialysis, kidney, kidney disease, kidney failure, medicare
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