Public Comments on Proposed LCD for Peripheral Nerve Blocks & Procedures for Chronic Pain
November 8, 2025 is the last day for most states to comment. We ask that if you have not already sent your comment letter, you do so today. We are […]
November 8, 2025 is the last day for most states to comment. We ask that if you have not already sent your comment letter, you do so today. We are […]
UPDATE: For your convenience, we have created a petition for you, your staff, and patients to sign. We will compile the signatures and send the letter to all Medicare Directors.
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