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Higher Medicare reimbursement for infusion pump
Higher Medicare reimbursement for infusion pump
Jun 25, 2007
Drug Topics E-News

Users of the Freedom60 infusion pump from Repro-Med Systems Inc. DBA RMS Medical Products are now entitled to receive 20 times the Medicare reimbursement previously offered. According to Repro-Med Systems, which designs and manufactures medical devices for medical respiratory products and infusion therapy, notification received from CMS indicated that the Freedom60 has been rereviewed for Medicare billing.

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