716 Pages, Zero Mentions: What the New Medicare Rule Means for Your Business, and How to Shape It
When our team read the proposed 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, we audited what most people skip: not what's in the rule, but what isn't, and women's health barely appears. Here's what that means for your revenue, and the part most operators miss: the rule isn't finished, and the comment record filed before September 14 shapes what the final rule becomes.
Join three attorneys from Epstein Becker Green's health care and life sciences practice to gain a better understanding of this and other payment rules from CMS and how certain engagement can help shape future payment policies and guide decision makers to taking women’s health into account:
Lesley Yeung, former CMS Office of Legislation will explain how the agency actually reads, interprets and uses responses to RFIs and payment rules;
Marjorie Scher, who has drafted comment letters for individuals and associations responding to exactly these kinds of rulemakings; and
Rachel Snyder Good co-lead of EBG’s Women’s Health and Wellness Initiative, former Senior Capitol Hill Health Policy staffer and a longtime champion of improving women's health reimbursement.
Together we'll cover what the rule and the RFI mean for your revenue and your roadmap, the women's health provisions most at stake this cycle, the real difference between commenting on a proposed rule and responding to an RFI, and the single easiest way to get your comment filed. You don't need a policy team or a lobbyist. You need an hour, your own evidence, and a deadline (comments are due for the Physician Fee Schedule and incorporated RFI September 14th!)
Come with questions. Leave with an understanding of how to get your own comment started and the importance of taking part in this process.