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DOCUMENT: SPEAKER MIKE JOHNSON RELEASES TWO-STEP CONTINUING RESOLUTION PROPOSAL






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PROGRESSIVES DEMAND CMS CRACK DOWN ON MA IN THE MIDST OF OPEN ENROLLMENT

Members of the Progressive Caucus are calling on the Biden administration to
strengthen its network adequacy requirements, rein in overpayments and crack
down on inappropriate care denials in Medicare Advantage.






POST-PANDEMIC NEWS

Health Groups Launch Coalition Promoting Public-Private Collaboration

Five major health groups representing the insurance industry, health systems,
and physicians Thursday (Nov. 9) announced a new initiative that aims to
translate the lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic into greater
collaboration between the public and private health systems.

First COVID Antigen Test Gets Clearance Through 510(k) Program

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LATEST NEWS

Ways & Means Republicans Blast No Surprise Act Implementation

House Ways & Means Republicans blasted the Biden administration’s interpretation
of the No Surprises Act in a letter to the secretaries of HHS, Treasury and
Labor that follows up a September hearing and October roundtable attended by
administration staff that focused on stakeholders’ complaints with the
implementation.


CMS Extends Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program’s PHE Flexibilities

The option to participate virtually in the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program
will continue through December 2027, CMS announced recently, saying an extra
four years will make the program more equitable for rural and underserved urban
communities as well give the agency more time to review the impact pandemic-era
flexibilities have on the MDPP.


Hospitals Sue Over HRSA’s Reinstated Reqs For Off-Site 340B Facilities

A group of 44 health systems are asking a Washington D.C. district court to make
the Health Resources and Services Administration back away from registration
requirements the agency says 340B participants must once again fulfill to
register off-site locations, also known as child sites.


Health Research Needs Large-Scale Trial Collaboration, Woodcock Says

Health leaders including FDA Deputy Commissioner Janet Woodcock are concerned
that researchers and funders of health research have not learned the right
lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic and are failing to achieve the large-scale
scientific collaboration that allows for advances like the swift development of
COVID vaccines.


States Move To Restrict Weight Loss Supplements, FDA Authority Limited

As New York and other states move to restrict the availability of weight-loss
and muscle-building supplements to children due to concerns about body image and
eating disorder impacts, FDA shows no signs of acting on the issue, which
advocates attribute to inadequate funding and authority from Congress.



Medicaid Unwinding
Advocates, Lawmakers Ask States To Pause All Procedural Terminations

States should halt Medicaid disenrollments due to paperwork reasons until they
can dramatically reduce the national 70% procedural disenrollment rate, three
House Democrats and 10 advocacy organizations said following a report that found
Medicaid enrollment has decreased more during the first six months of the
unwinding than the previous largest drop from 1996 to 1998.



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HEALTH REFORM
Urban Institute: Nearly Half Of Uninsured Veterans Eligible For ACA Or Medicaid
Coverage

Medicaid
Senate Finance Probes Use Of AI/ML In Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP

Health Equity
CMS Permanently Adds SDOH Risk Assessments To Telehealth Services List

Medical Devices
CMS Pressed To Review AI/ML Payment More Than Annually

Medicare
CMMI Stands By Medicare Accountable Care Goals Following CBO Report






INSIDE DRUG PRICING

Rx Pricing Groups To Schumer: Hold Vote On Finance, HELP PBM Bills
Cassidy, OAC Float First Treating Obesity With GLP-1s, Then Other Interventions



INSIDE TELEHEALTH

CISOs Call On Congress To Slow Cyber Attacks In Health Care
Bipartisan Bill Would Expand Access To Wearable Health Tech Under FSAs, HSAs



INSIDE CMS

Senators Urged To Regulate AI Risks While Boosting Health Care Uses
CMS Says Value-Based Care Parameters Unclear To Patients, Providers



FDA WEEK

DOJ Files Court Statement Seeking To Protect Right To Travel For Abortions
Generic Mifepristone Maker Files Appeal In Bid To Overturn WV Abortion Ban



HEALTH EXCHANGE ALERT

Protect Our Care Poll: Dems Have Upper Hand On Health Policy For 2024
Admin Touts 1.6M Healthcare.gov Enrollees In Week One



MORE TOP STORIES

Industry Concerned About Off-Label Info Sharing Guide, Seeks Comment Extension

FDA’s updated draft guidance on when drug and drug makers can share information
with health care providers about research into off-label uses of their products
may impose unfair restrictions and expose companies to liability even when they
try to follow the guidelines, industry sources say.

Finance Passes Sweeping Bill As Lawmakers Tee Up Year-End Priorities

The Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday (Nov. 8) unanimously voted to move a
broad physician pay, mental health and drug pricing package out of committee,
though numerous closely watched health care policies, such as site-neutral
hospital pay, graduate medical education reforms and a major biosimilars measure
weren’t included in the bill.

Senate Finance Advances Integration, Behavioral Health Policies

Senate Finance lawmakers unanimously advanced a major behavioral health
legislative package to the floor Wednesday (Nov. 8), which included Medicare
incentives to encourage primary care providers to integrate with mental health
as well as a provision to make permanent the state option to circumvent the
institutions for mental disease (IMD) exemption.

House Rules To Consider Dozens Of Partisan Amendments To HHS Approps

The House Rules Committee will take up a fiscal 2024 spending bill for HHS,
Education and Labor on Monday (Nov. 13), when it will decide which of the dozens
of filed amendments, many of them partisan in nature, can be considered on the
floor -- but the move puts Congress no closer to reaching a budget agreement or
avoiding a government shutdown.




MORE NEWS

Senate Finance Passes Extra Policies To Build On MEPA PBM Bill
FDA Approves Lilly’s Weight Management Drug, Lilly Lobbies For Medicare Coverage
Bill
Braun Drafts Bill Setting Up CMS AI/ML Pilot To Stem Diagnostic, DME Fraud
Wyden Continues Work With CBO On Biosimilar Measure Axed From PBM Bill
Senate Finance Clears Telemental Health, Other Virtual Care Measures

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DOCUMENTS

FDA Clears First COVID-19 Home Antigen Test
CMS Issues Slew Of Medicare Policy Changes To Improve Access To Behavioral
Health
CMS Issues Medicare Contract Year 2025 MA Policy Rule
Finance Committee Releases Chairman's Mark Of The Mental Health, Drug Pricing,
Extenders Package Ahead Of Markup
CMS Seeks Input On Potential Medicare Transaction Facilitator

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THE INSIDER


CMS PROPOSES 2025 MA POLICIES; SENATE FINANCE TO MARK UP WIDE-RANGING DRUG
PRICING, MEDICARE BILL; ANOTHER STOPGAP FUNDING BILL LIKELY

CMS on Monday proposed sweeping Medicare Advantage policies for contract year
2025 and the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday will consider wide-ranging
health care legislation unveiled last week, including bipartisan drug pricing
reforms, proposals to integrate physical and mental health, and myriad other
Medicare and Medicaid policies -- all as the Nov. 17 government funding deadline
moves closer.


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