RADIATION BUSINESS SOLUTIONS ENCOURAGES INDUSTRY-WIDE FEEDBACK ON PROPOSED MEDICARE PAYMENT CHANGES
RADIATION BUSINESS SOLUTIONS ENCOURAGES INDUSTRY-WIDE FEEDBACK ON PROPOSED MEDICARE PAYMENT CHANGES
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NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 4, 2026
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Radiation Business Solutions (RBS) urges radiation oncology providers and industry leaders nationwide to join ongoing advocacy efforts concerning the CMS proposed CY 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule.
While CMS has proposed increases for certain treatment delivery codes, many providers remain concerned about reductions that would affect treatment planning, medical physics, treatment management, stereotactic treatments (SBRT/SRS), proton therapy, and other essential services. Industry leaders are evaluating the cumulative effect these changes may have on the financial sustainability of cancer programs and patients' continued access to care.
"Radiation oncology providers are rightfully concerned about how these proposed reimbursement changes could impact patient access and the long-term viability of cancer care programs," said Sally Eggleston, COO of Radiation Business Solutions. "We encourage everyone in our industry, as well as patients and patient advocacy groups, to share their experience and concerns with CMS and policymakers so they better understand the real impact these proposed changes may have on their communities and patient access to quality care."
RBS has developed customizable advocacy resources, including sample comment letters, to help providers and industry leaders participate in the comment process. Resources are available at www.RadiationBusiness.com/advocacy.
Comments on the proposed rules are being accepted by CMS through September 14, 2026.
About Radiation Business Solutions
Radiation Business Solutions (RBS) is a national advisory and management firm dedicated to supporting oncology providers across the United States through strategic, financial, and operational expertise. RBS also serves as the management organization for two nonprofit cancer care foundations, Aurora Integrated Oncology Foundation (AIOF) and Anoma Cancer Collective (ACC), which are focused on preserving and expanding access to community-based cancer care. Learn more at www.radiationbusiness.com.
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