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JAN 30, 2019

BREAKING: MAC Error Results in Inappropriate Part B Drug Payments to Physicians

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Medicare Administrative Contractors are incorrectly applying Merit-Based Incentive Payment System penalties and bonuses to Part B drug payments to physicians

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