CMS approves implantable pulmonary artery pressure sensors for heart failure
Effective Feb 13, 2025
Published Feb 17, 2025
Last Reviewed Feb 13, 2025
On January 13, CMS published a Final Decision Memo regarding a national coverage analysis for implantable pulmonary artery pressure sensors (IPAPS) for heart failure management under coverage with evidence development (CED). CMS will cover the implantation of IPAPS for heart failure management when furnished according to an FDA market-authorized indication and specific patient, physician and CED study criteria are met. CMS believes CED is the most appropriate national coverage determination (NCD) policy for these devices, as it simultaneously covers the technology while collecting and analyzing more data to fill evidence gaps.
You must log in to view the content you requested.
Not a subscriber? Start accessing the article you’re seeking right away plus weekly, physician practice-specific news, analysis, guidance and specific tools that enable your practice to stay compliant and profitable during times of increased regulatory scrutiny.
Need multi-user access? Ensure uninterrupted individual access and maximum coding productivity for your whole team. For site license inquiries call: 1-855-CALL-DH1
Part B News is how you level the playing field and take control of the financial impact that the changing health care landscape has on your practice. When you subscribe to Part B News, you get step-by-step instructions from the nation's leading physician practice management experts on how to not just survive – but thrive – from changes at CMS and private payers. Plus, through this web site and its forums, you plug into a community of peers who'll share exactly what's working and what's not as questions arise in your practice.
A subscription to Part B News is the physician practice manager’s best tool to ensure that your practice collects every dollar it deserves. Our $25,000 guarantee ensures that your subscription will pay for itself at least 50 times over or we will refund the full year’s subscription fee.
To learn more about subscribing to Part B News, visit the DecisionHealth store right now.