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Compilation 8768
104 entries
Sec. 1801
PROHIBITION AGAINST ANY FEDERAL INTERFERENCE
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Sec. 1802
free choice by patient guaranteed
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Sec. 1803
option to individuals to obtain other health insurance protection
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Sec. 1804
notice of medicare benefits; medicare and medigap information
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Sec. 1805
medicare payment advisory commission
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Sec. 1806
explanation of medicare benefits
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Sec. 1807
chronic care improvement
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Sec. 1808
provisions relating to administration
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Sec. 1809
addressing health care disparities
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Sec. 1811
DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAM
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Sec. 1812
SCOPE OF BENEFITS
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Sec. 1813
DEDUCTIBLES AND COINSURANCE
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Sec. 1814
CONDITIONS OF AND LIMITATIONS ON PAYMENT FOR SERVICES
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Sec. 1815
PAYMENT TO PROVIDERS OF SERVICES
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Sec. 1816
provisions relating to the administration of part a
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Sec. 1817
FEDERAL HOSPITAL INSURANCE TRUST FUND
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Sec. 1818A
HOSPITAL INSURANCE BENEFITS FOR DISABLED INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE EXHAUSTED OTHER ENTITLEMENT
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Sec. 1818
HOSPITAL INSURANCE BENEFITS FOR UNINSURED ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS NOT OTHERWISE ELIGIBLE
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Sec. 1819
requirements for, and assuring quality of care in, skilled nursing facilities
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Sec. 1820
medicare rural hospital flexibility program
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Sec. 1821
conditions for coverage of religious nonmedical health care institutional services
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Sec. 1822
HOSPICE PROGRAM SURVEY AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES
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Sec. 1831
ESTABLISHMENT OF SUPPLEMENTARY MEDICAL INSURANCE PROGRAM FOR THE AGED AND THE DISABLED
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Sec. 1832
SCOPE OF BENEFITS
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Sec. 1833
PAYMENT OF BENEFITS
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Sec. 1834
SPECIAL PAYMENT RULES FOR PARTICULAR ITEMS AND SERVICES
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Sec. 1834A
IMPROVING POLICIES FOR CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY TESTS
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Sec. 1835
PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF CLAIMS OF PROVIDERS OF SERVICES
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Sec. 1836
ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS
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Sec. 1837
ENROLLMENT PERIODS
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Sec. 1838
COVERAGE PERIOD
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Sec. 1839
amounts of premiums
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Sec. 1840
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS
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Sec. 1841
FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTARY MEDICAL INSURANCE TRUST FUND
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Sec. 1842
provisions relating to the administration of part b
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Sec. 1843
state agreements for coverage of eligible individuals who are receiving money payments under public assistance programs (or are eligible for medical assistance)
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Sec. 1844
appropriations to cover government contributions and contingency reserve
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Sec. 1845
Repealed.
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Sec. 1846
INTERMEDIATE SANCTIONS FOR PROVIDERS OR SUPPLIERS OF CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY TESTS
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Sec. 1847A
use of average sales price payment methodology
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Sec. 1847B
competitive acquisition of outpatient drugs and biologicals
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Sec. 1847
competitive acquisition of certain items and services
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Sec. 1848
PAYMENT FOR PHYSICIANS' SERVICES
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Sec. 1851
eligibility, election, and enrollment
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Sec. 1852
benefits and beneficiary protections
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Sec. 1853
payments to medicare+choice organizations
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Sec. 1854
premiums and bid amounts
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Sec. 1855
organizational and financial requirements for medicare+choice organizations; provider-sponsored organizations
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Sec. 1856
establishment of standards
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Sec. 1857
contracts with medicare+choice organizations
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Sec. 1858
special rules for ma regional plans
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Sec. 1859
definitions; miscellaneous provisions
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Sec. 1860D
–1 eligibility, enrollment, and information
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Sec. 1861
definitions of services, institutions, etc
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Sec. 1862
exclusions from coverage and medicare as secondary payer
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Sec. 1863
consultation with state agencies and other organizations to develop conditions of participation for providers of services
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Sec. 1864
use of state agencies to determine compliance by providers of services with conditions of participation
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Sec. 1865
effect of accreditation
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Sec. 1866E
independence at home medical practice demonstration program
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Sec. 1866F
OPIOID USE DISORDER TREATMENT DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM
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Sec. 1866G
EXTENSION OF ACUTE HOSPITAL CARE AT HOME INITIATIVE
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Sec. 1866B
provisions for administration of demonstration program
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Sec. 1866D
national pilot program on payment bundling
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Sec. 1866A
demonstration of application of physician volume increases to group practices
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Sec. 1866
agreements with providers of services; enrollment processes
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Sec. 1866C
health care quality demonstration program
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Sec. 1867
examination and treatment for emergency medical conditions and women in labor
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Sec. 1868
practicing physicians advisory council; council for technology and innovation
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Sec. 1869
determinations; appeals
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Sec. 1870
overpayment on behalf of individuals and settlement of claims for benefits on behalf of deceased individuals
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Sec. 1871
REGULATIONS
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Sec. 1872
application of certain provisions of title ii
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Sec. 1873
designation of organization or publication by name
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Sec. 1874
administration
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Sec. 1874A
contracts with medicare administrative contractors
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Sec. 1875
STUDIES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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Sec. 1876
payments to health maintenance organizations and competitive medical plans
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Sec. 1877
LIMITATION ON CERTAIN PHYSICIAN REFERRALS
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Sec. 1878
provider reimbursement review board
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Sec. 1879
limitation on liability of beneficiary where medicare claims are disallowed
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Sec. 1880
indian health service facilities
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Sec. 1881A
MEDICARE COVERAGE FOR INDIVIDUALS EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HAZARDS
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Sec. 1881
medicare coverage for end stage renal disease patients
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Sec. 1882
certification of medicare supplemental health insurance policies
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Sec. 1883
HOSPITAL PROVIDERS OF EXTENDED CARE SERVICES
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Sec. 1884
payments to promote closing and conversion of underutilized hospital facilities
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Sec. 1885
withholding of payments for certain medicaid providers
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Sec. 1886
payment to hospitals for inpatient hospital services
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Sec. 1887
payment of provider-based physicians and payment under certain percentage arrangements
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Sec. 1888
payment to skilled nursing facilities for routine service costs
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Sec. 1889
provider education and technical assistance
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Sec. 1890A
quality measurement
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Sec. 1890
contract with a consensus-based entity regarding performance measurement
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Sec. 1891
conditions of participation for home health agencies; home health quality
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Sec. 1892
offset of payments to individuals to collect past-due obligations arising from breach of scholarship and loan contract
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Sec. 1893
medicare integrity program
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Sec. 1894
payments to, and coverage of benefits under, programs of all-inclusive care for the elderly (pace)
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Sec. 1895
prospective payment for home health services
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Sec. 1897
health care infrastructure improvement program
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Sec. 1899
shared savings program
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Sec. 1899C
LIMITING MEDICARE COVERAGE OF CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS
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Sec. 1899B
STANDARDIZED POST-ACUTE CARE (PAC) ASSESSMENT DATA FOR QUALITY, PAYMENT, AND DISCHARGE PLANNING
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Sec. 1896.108
MEDICARE SUBVENTION DEMONSTRATION PROJECT107 FOR MILITARY RETIREES
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Sec. 1898.115
medicare improvement fund
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