Regulatory roundup: Telehealth abuzz in PFS response; CMS kills MCIT, updates No Surprises
Effective Sep 23, 2021
Published Sep 27, 2021
Last Reviewed Sep 24, 2021
Monitor the public comments and activity around a series of recent federal rules, and you may gain an early glimpse of regulatory updates coming your way. Recently, comments closed on the proposed 2022 Medicare physician fee schedule, revealing major concerns of medical organizations and other stakeholders; and, in separate updates, CMS issued a new rule related to the No Surprises Act and changed course on how to make “breakthrough technology” available to patients.
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