ACR Responds to NRC Medical Use Proposals
ACR submitted comments on NRC medical use regulations and patient release guidance, advocating for safe, effective patient care.
Read moreACR® and the Society of Interventional Radiology submitted comments to five of seven Medicare Administrative Contractors about a proposed local coverage determination (LCD) for botulinum toxin injections.
ACR and SIR raised concerns about the omission of image-guided preoperative botulinum toxin use in complex ventral hernia repair. The societies said this approach plays an important role in modern abdominal wall reconstruction and should be recognized as a covered service. They said coverage would support safe, effective care and better patient outcomes.
ACR’s Contractor Advisory Committee Network monitors all LCDs relevant to radiology, and in most instances, each clinical topic is reviewed annually for potential updates to coding or coverage criteria.
The College will continue to collaborate with partner societies and MACs to promote evidence-based policies that ensure safe, effective care for Medicare beneficiaries.
For more information or if you have questions, contact Alicia Blakey, ACR Manager of Economic Policy.
ACR Responds to NRC Medical Use Proposals
ACR submitted comments on NRC medical use regulations and patient release guidance, advocating for safe, effective patient care.
Read moreACR Backs Medicare Local Coverage Reform Bill
ACR joined a multi-specialty coalition to support legislation that would improve Medicare coverage transparency and timeliness.
Read moreMedPAC Reviews Key Medicare Trends and MA Payment Accuracy
MedPAC reviewed Medicare spending growth, affordability, consolidation and MA payment accuracy ahead of its 2027 report.
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