Stakeholders can comment on burden estimates for proposed HHCoP updates
Homecare E-News, May 18, 2015
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CMS recently announced an opportunity for the public to comment on the agency’s burden estimates and other matters related to a proposed rule issued last October that would overhaul the Home Health Conditions of Participation (HHCoPs), which have gone virtually unchanged since their inception in 1989.
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