New Neurological Test Rules: Patient Protection and Fraud Elimination
This act introduces new requirements for facilities performing neurological tests, such as nerve conduction studies and needle electromyography, under the Medicare program. The goal is to ensure higher quality services, protect patients from unnecessary procedures, and reduce fraud. Citizens can expect these tests to be performed in accredited facilities, increasing their safety and the reliability of diagnoses.
Key points
Neurological tests (nerve conduction, needle electromyography) under Medicare must be performed in accredited facilities.
Facilities must meet quality, equipment, and staff qualification requirements to be accredited.
An advisory committee will be established to recommend standards and help combat fraud in this medical field.
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