CMS finalizes organ procurement rule as 35 of 55 donation areas head for competition
The rule defines the unsafe practices for which CMS can decertify an organization at once. About 14 areas may fall into its lowest tier in the 2026 review.
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The rule defines the unsafe practices for which CMS can decertify an organization at once. About 14 areas may fall into its lowest tier in the 2026 review.
A final rule for about 131,000 self-insured plans requires disclosure of drugmaker rebates and pharmacy spreads from plan years starting July 1, 2027.
The proposed rule would require verification of income, immigration status and other details before premium tax credits are paid. Comments close November 27.
A stop request may end only one kind of informational call, and callers may require a single opt-out method. A follow-up proposal is open for comment.
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A final rule lets guaranteed rural mortgages finance homes with accessory dwelling units, but rent from those units will not count as qualifying income.
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