Commenters further questioned CMS' legal authority to impose this obligation, stating it is inconsistent with existing statutory frameworks, Medicaid rules, and longstanding CMS policy that presumes ( BFSFs are not passed on
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Moreover, we believe our proposal satisfies the requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act and it is not arbitrary and capricious because we have, for example: Explicitly considered and responded to a dramatic increase in Medicare spending for this class of products, Provided a reasoned explanation for our classification of non-section 351 products as incident-to supplies rather than biologicals separately payable under section 1847A of the Act, Articulated our rationale for using OPPS utilization data and excluding non-facility utilization because of the profit-maximizing incentives distorting the latter, Explained the methodology for calculating the final payment rate with sufficient detail to allow verification by the public, Offered and analyzed several alternatives and explained why our final approach better serves statutory objectives, Acknowledged potential access concerns while reasonably concluding that a sufficient number of manufacturers have demonstrated the ability to provide these products at or below the final payment rate and assuring that we will monitor and adjust the policy in future rulemaking as necessary, and, finally, Described and responded to the comments CMS received in response to the proposed rule
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