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$23.7M Secured to Scale FDA-Cleared Digital Sleep, Anxiety Treatments

Following the establishment of new CMS reimbursement codes for digital mental health treatments, the funding will support the commercial expansion of two prescription products.

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CMS Establishes Reimbursement Codes for RLS Treatment System

The two new reimbursement codes for the FDA-cleared wearable system go into effect on Oct 1.

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CMS Assigns Reimbursement Code for Chronic Rhinitis Treatment
The Most Disturbing Findings of the AHRQ Report on CPAP Devices (Editor’s Message)
CMS Makes New Level II HCPCS Codes to Describe eXcite Therapy for Sleep Apnea
Medicare Panel Recommends Increasing Payments for Inspire Therapy to Ambulatory Surgical Centers
Updating Medicare Coverage for Sleep Apnea, Hypoventilation Syndromes, & More: Panel Takes Step Toward Fixing Outdated National Coverage Determinations

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4 Steps to Correct Coding for Home Sleep Apnea Testing

With the integration of HSAT into clinical practice, applying the precise billing and coding is a critical—but often bewildering—task. This article outlines an easy process to facilitate reimbursement.

Philips Recall: Will the 90-Day Adherence Rule for PAP Therapy be Suspended?

Jul 7, 2021 | Academies & Associations, Curated, Sleep Safety

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine asks CMS and private payors to suspend the 90-day adherence rule for PAP therapy in the wake of the Philips recall.

AASM Launches Clinical Data Registry Dedicated to Sleep Medicine

May 5, 2021 | Academies & Associations, Medicare & Medicaid

Approved as a Qualified Clinical Data Registry by CMS, Sleep CDR will support quality improvement efforts, collection of patient-reported outcomes data, and benchmarking.

Is Sleep Medicine “Essential”?

Apr 3, 2020 | Academies & Associations, Evolving Responsibilities, Medicare & Medicaid, Patient Rights

During the coronavirus pandemic, sleep professionals decide what procedures occur now and which are postponed, using general guidance from government agencies and professional associations.

CMS: Oral Appliances Made from Digital Scans Now OK for Medicare Beneficiaries

Jun 4, 2019 | Medicare & Medicaid, Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Oral Appliances, Reimbursement

After requests from dental sleep medicine practitioners, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid...

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$23.7M Secured to Scale FDA-Cleared Digital Sleep, Anxiety Treatments

Nyxoah’s Genio Therapy Receives Significant 2026 Medicare Reimbursement Increases Under Final CMS Rule

Vivos’ Budget Oral Appliance Earns PDAC Verification

Proposed Home Sleep Testing CPT Codes Clear High Hurdle

Signifier Adds Remote to eXciteOSA to Meet CMS Reimbursement Requirements

The Consequences of Outdated Home Sleep Testing Codes

AASM Calls for Permanent Telehealth Coverage

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CMS Establishes Reimbursement Codes for RLS Treatment System

‘CPAP Mask of Choice’ Is Now OK for Medicare Beneficiaries

CMS Establishes New HCPCS Codes for eXciteOSA

CMS Assigns Reimbursement Code for Chronic Rhinitis Treatment

The Most Disturbing Findings of the AHRQ Report on CPAP Devices (Editor’s Message)

CMS Makes New Level II HCPCS Codes to Describe eXcite Therapy for Sleep Apnea

Medicare Panel Recommends Increasing Payments for Inspire Therapy to Ambulatory Surgical Centers

Updating Medicare Coverage for Sleep Apnea, Hypoventilation Syndromes, & More: Panel Takes Step Toward Fixing Outdated National Coverage Determinations

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4 Steps to Correct Coding for Home Sleep Apnea Testing

Philips Recall: Will the 90-Day Adherence Rule for PAP Therapy be Suspended?

AASM Launches Clinical Data Registry Dedicated to Sleep Medicine

Is Sleep Medicine “Essential”?

CMS: Oral Appliances Made from Digital Scans Now OK for Medicare Beneficiaries

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