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H.R. 8376 (119th Congress)Committee
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Concurrent Care for Comfort Act

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This bill amends Medicare law to clarify coverage and establish separate payment for palliative dialysis services furnished to individuals who elect hospice care. Palliative dialysis—dialysis provided for comfort rather than treatment or maintenance—would be covered and paid separately from the hospice care bundle, with payment amounts to be determined by the Secretary based on comparable renal dialysis services. The bill limits coverage to a maximum of ten palliative dialysis sessions per individual, though the Secretary may modify this limit after 2029 based on data and stakeholder feedback.

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