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What Hospitals and Private Practices Must Know About CY 2026 CMS Fee Schedule Final Rule

Join this webinar to explore how CMS’s Final Rules for Medicare Part B therapy services in hospitals and private practices immediately impact your operations. These rules contain important changes for all outpatient rehabilitation settings. In this session, we examine how CMS’s policies may shape the operational and financial health of your practices. We cover reimbursement adjustments, new reporting requirements, and compliance updates. Discover what these final rules mean for your practice now and in the future, and prepare for shifts in the payment landscape.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify Final Policies: Understand the key aspects of the CY 2026 Medicare Part B Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule and how it could impact outpatient therapy delivered in all settings.
  • Prepare for Adjustments: Adapt your strategies to meet final reimbursement and reporting changes, and minimize operational disruptions.
  • Stay Ahead of Compliance: Prepare your practice proactively to prevent avoidable disruptions.
  • Stay informed and get ahead: Position your practice to thrive as the healthcare environment evolves.

About the Speaker:

Ellen R. Strunk, PT, MS, GCS, ACEEAA, CHC, RAC-CT, owner of Rehab Resources & Consulting, Inc., will be presenting. With over 16 years of consulting experience across the post-acute care continuum, Ellen brings deep expertise in ensuring patient-centered, medically necessary therapy services. She lectures nationally on pharmacology for rehab professionals, exercise and wellness for older adults, therapy coding and documentation, and the role of functional outcomes in value-based payment.

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What Hospitals and Private Practices Must Know About CY 2026 CMS Fee Schedule Final Rule

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