Direct Access Laboratory Testing: Reimbursement & Compliance

Diagnosing Health Care Podcast

English - March 09, 2023 14:59 - 36 minutes - 50.8 MB
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When analyzing the lifecycle of any health care product, a key component to consider is how much the product will cost and who will pay for it. What unique challenges do direct access tests pose when it comes to reimbursement and related compliance requirements? On the second episode of our four-part series on direct access laboratory testing, Epstein Becker Green attorneys Bob Hearn and Megan Robertson and EBG Advisor Dr. Joel Brill discuss coverage and reimbursement for direct access tests, as well as the related compliance factors that labs, product developers, and investors in the diagnostic testing industry should be aware of.

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