A piece of legislation that would replace the current competitive bidding system for Medicare-based durable medical equipment claims is gaining support among Congress members, now touting nearly 100 co-sponsors.
The count rose by 31 supporters last week, in light of the American Association for Homecare's annual legislative conference in Washington D.C., HME Business reported this week.
In speaking during the event, AA Homecare President and CEO Tyler Wilson spoke of the legislation's progress.
Further, Wilson urged that while the support is important, there is more work to be done in reversing the competitive bidding rule.
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