CMS Solicits Input On Coverage Of Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring

10 Oct 2018
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Reed Miller @MedtechReed reed.miller@informa.com

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The agency is reopening the coverage policy on ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, non-invasive blood pressure measurement over 24-hour cycles, in response to a request from medical professional societies. Currently, Medicare only covers ABPM in limited circumstances where there is reason to believe a patient's in-office blood-pressure is not an accurate representation of their normal blood pressure.

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