Updated Analysis of Decline of 16.8% in Utilization of Interventional Pain Management Techniques Among Traditional (Fee-for-Service) Medicare Beneficiaries from 2019 to 2024.

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Laxmaiah Manchikanti

Vidyasagar Pampati · Pain Management Centers Of America

Mahendra Sanapati

Nebojša Nick Knežević · Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center

Alan D Kaye

Amol Soin

Alaa Abd‐Elsayed

J Hirsch · Massachusetts General Hospital

Abstract

From 2019 to 2024, the use of interventional pain management techniques declined significantly. Contributing factors likely include the lingering effects of COVID-19, economic pressures, the Affordable Care Act, and evolving local coverage determination (LCD) policies.

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Published in: PubMed

Volume 28, Issue S7, pp. S121-S136

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Updated Analysis of Decline of 16.8% in Utilization of Interventional Pain Management Techniques Among Traditional (Fee-for-Service) Medicare Beneficiaries from 2019 to 2024.

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