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CMS Pub. 100-02, ch. 14, § 30

Hospital Institutional Review Board (IRB) Approved Non-significant

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

Risk Devices

(Rev. 198, Issued: 11-06-14, Effective: 01-01-15, Implementation: 01-05-15)

Clinical trials for non-significant risk devices (devices which do not require an FDA-approved IDE) are the responsibility of the hospital’s IRB. While these devices do not

require an FDA-approved IDE, many of the FDA-approved IDE requirements apply to

these non-significant risk devices (e.g., they may not be legally marketed). Medicare

contractors are responsible for making the coverage determinations on non-significant

devices that are the responsibility of the hospital’s IRB. Contractors should apply the

same coverage criteria, where appropriate, to these devices as are applied to FDA-approved IDE Category A and B IDE devices.

History

(Rev. 198, Issued: 11-06-14, Effective: 01-01-15, Implementation: 01-05-15)

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