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How quality leaders can prove accreditation is embedded

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By Dom Nicastro
| Home Health Line
Online Subscription Agreement: END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT IMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY: BY COMPLETING THE ELECTRONIC ACCEPTANCE PROCESS AND CLICKING THE ACCEPTANCE BUTTON, YOU REPRESENT AND WARRANT THAT YOU: (i) ARE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER; (ii) ARE, OR ARE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN FOR AND BIND, THE CONTRACTING PARTY DEFINED BELOW AS "END USER"; AND (iii) HAVE READ, UNDERSTAND AND AGREE ON BEHALF OF END USER TO BE BOUND BY ALL OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS ONLINE SUBSCRIPTION AGREEMENT.
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Nothing to sneeze at: Prep for new allergy testing LCD finalized by 5 MACs

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By Julia Kyles, Roy Edroso, Dom Nicastro
| Part B News
Practices that perform allergy testing take note: A uniform allergy diagnostic testing policy for Medicare Part B patients will go into effect in 38 states as soon as Sept. 27. Practices should use the notice period to prepare because the new rules will apply to any services performed on or after the effective date, including the initial encounter, even if the appointment was scheduled months earlier. You must log in to view the content you requested. Not a subscriber?
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Visas in target: $100K fee for H-1B docs returns as proposed rule

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By Roy Edroso, Julia Kyles, Dom Nicastro
| Part B News
Hot on the heels of a proposed overhaul of the J-1 program, under which many foreign-born doctors employed in the U.S. would face new challenges, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has published a rule that would add a $103,265 fee to a similar program. You must log in to view the content you requested. Not a subscriber?
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