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Medicare Holds Hospital Outpatient Payment For Drugs At ASP+4% For 2010

This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily

Executive Summary

Draft rule for Part B hospital outpatient prospective payment system in 2010 goes against advisory panel recommendation to increase reimbursement to average sales price plus 6 percent. Other changes affecting drugs and biologicals are proposed.

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