DMEPOS Insights
Practical perspectives on DMEPOS billing and operations.
Notes on billing, compliance, enrollment, and payer environments, written for people running DME operations.
CMS Probationary Prior Authorization: What the October 15, 2026 Rule Means
Newly enrolled DMEPOS suppliers face a one-year probationary prior authorization period starting October 15, 2026. Here’s what it requires and why CMS introduced it.
Read Article →Competitive Bidding Round 2028: What DME Suppliers Actually Need to Know
Round 2028 moves most categories to a Nationwide Remote Item Delivery model. Here’s what’s affected, what bidding requires, and how to tell if it matters for you.
Read Article →The DMEPOS Enrollment Moratorium Has Ended, Here’s What Actually Happens Now
CMS let the six-month moratorium expire on August 27, 2026. Here’s the screening detail most coverage is leaving out.
Read Article →Why DME Claims Really Get Denied, and What Actually Gets Them Overturned
Most denials aren’t clinical, they’re procedural. And most of them are winnable on appeal.
Read Article →PECOS 2.0: What’s Actually Different for DME Suppliers in 2026
The forms haven’t changed. What changed is what happens the moment your record doesn’t match, in real time.
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