Note: CMS announces first two approved intensive cardiac rehab programs
Medicare Insider, October 5, 2010
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Although the benefit for Intensive Cardiac Rehab (ICR) was effective January 1 of this year, CMS had not approved any ICR programs until just recently. The ICR benefit works differently than ordinary cardiac rehab in that the program itself must be approved as meeting the requirements of an ICR program and then hospitals can enroll to provide that program.
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