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"It is important that the right equipment gets to the right people - those who need it to meet the mobility needs arising during the course of typical daily activities. The Medicare coverage policy needs to be revised for that to happen."                                                                 ~ Barbara Crane, PhD, PT, ATP, Co-Chair of CTF

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Comments on Draft Decision Memo for Mobility Assistance Equipment (CAG-00274N)

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“The Clinician Task Force (CTF) sincerely desires to support CMS in their move toward functional-based criteria for coverage. To this end, we are submitting detailed recommendations for language changes to Appendix-A, Clinical Criteria for MAE Coverage.

Posted by Laura On Dec - 3 - 2011 Add Comments READ FULL POST

Clinicians Want “In the Home” Restriction Removed and Recognition of Mobility as a Medical Need

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“The Clinician Task Force expressed dissatisfaction today following the release of the new National Coverage Determination (NCD) for Mobility Assistive Equipment.”

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Questionnaire for “in the home” lawsuit

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