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- CMS proposes new payment rules for Medicare services, affecting reimbursement for Ambulatory Surgery Centers.
CMS is adding new codes and driving expansion in Ambulatory Surgical Centers, leveraging shifts toward outpatient care in states like Texas and Arizona.
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Updated Sep 11
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CMS is adding new codes and driving expansion in Ambulatory Surgical Centers, leveraging shifts toward outpatient care in states like Texas and Arizona.
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