Nexalin Backing Senate Bill to Expand Medicare AI Device Reimbursement
Nexalin supports bipartisan Health Tech Investment Act to expand Medicare reimbursement for FDA-approved AI medical devices, aiding innovation in mental health treatment.
Nexalin supports bipartisan Health Tech Investment Act to expand Medicare reimbursement for FDA-approved AI medical devices, aiding innovation in mental health treatment.
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The Health Tech Investment Act proposes expanded Medicare reimbursement for FDA-approved AI medical devices, supported by Nexalin Technology to improve access and innovation in healthcare.
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The Health Tech Investment Act aims to create a consistent Medicare payment system for FDA-approved AI medical devices, enhancing patient access and improving healthcare outcomes.
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