H.R. 9001 proposes changes to the Social Security Act to modify the rules around physician self-referral exemptions specifically for physician-owned hospitals. These changes aim to redefine the term “covered rural hospital” to include hospitals in rural areas that are located...
H.R. 9001 is a bill that wants to allow doctors who own hospitals to make their hospitals bigger and add rules for hospitals far away in the countryside.
H. R. 5526, the "Seniors’ Access to Critical Medications Act of 2024," aims to expand Medicare coverage by amending the Social Security Act. It clarifies certain rules about how doctors can provide outpatient medications without violating self-referral laws, as long as certain conditions are...
H. R. 5526 is a bill that wants to help older people get important medicine easier by changing some rules, so doctors can give them certain drugs without getting in trouble, and making sure special pumps for taking medicine at home are covered by Medicare. It also adds a lot of money to a fund for improving Medicare, but doesn't say exactly how that money will be spent.
H.R. 5526, titled the "Seniors’ Access to Critical Medications Act of 2024," aims to amend the Social Security Act to make certain outpatient drugs available under a special exception to a prohibition against self-referrals by physicians in the Medicare program. Specifically,...
The "Seniors' Access to Critical Medications Act of 2024" is a law that tries to make it easier for older people to get certain medicines from their doctors and use special equipment at home, but it also has rules that could make it tricky for some to get their treatments, and it plans to add a lot of money to a special fund without saying exactly how it will be spent.
H. R. 5526 aims to clarify a specific rule regarding Medicare. It addresses how doctors can supply certain outpatient drugs to their patients without violating rules against self-referral. Additionally, the bill provides for Medicare coverage of certain pumps and drugs that...
H. R. 5526 is a plan to let doctors give certain medicines to their patients without breaking special rules, while making sure that Medicare pays for treatments that need a doctor or nurse to help. The plan also sets aside $114 million to help improve Medicare, but it's not clear exactly how that money will be spent.
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