Pay-Per-View: Take a closer look at expanded packaging for 2008
APCs Weekly Monitor, February 8, 2008
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One of the most significant changes to the OPPS since its August 2000 inception occurred in November 2007 when CMS adopted expanded packaging. Providers should understand the packaging concept as well as its potential financial ramifications.
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