NRC Changes to Medical Use Regulations
NRC seeks comments on licensing reforms, training standards and regulation of emerging medical technologies.
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The “No Surprises Act,” as passed by Congress, held patients harmless and created an equitable provider-insurer independent dispute resolution process. But the interim final rules ignored the law’s intent that a qualified payment amount be among equally weighted factors considered in these disputes. Efforts are ongoing to fix them.
Fight backThe dramatic proliferation in the volume of diagnostic medical imaging services performed by physicians, including non-radiologists, has inflicted a colossal burden on the U.S. healthcare system, especially Medicare.
Read moreThe American College of Radiology® (ACR®) supports passage of the Medicare Access to Radiology Care Act (S. 4624). “MARCA” calls for Medicare payment directly to the radiologists for services in which radiologist assistants (RAs) participated.
Learn moreNRC Changes to Medical Use Regulations
NRC seeks comments on licensing reforms, training standards and regulation of emerging medical technologies.
Read moreIDR Eligibility Codes Standardized
Nine new RARCs and updated coding guidance bring greater clarity to Federal IDR eligibility decisions.
Read moreACR Releases Impact Tables for 2027 MPFS Proposed Rule
See how proposed 2027 Medicare payment changes could affect radiology reimbursement across CPT codes and specialties.
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