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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. 4, § 10.7.2

Payment for Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) Studies

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

MAOs are responsible for payment of claims related to enrollees’ participation in both

Category A and B IDE studies that are covered by the MAC with jurisdiction over the

MA plan’s service area. The MAO is responsible for payment of routine care items and

services in CMS-approved Category A and Category B IDE studies. The MAO is also

responsible for CMS-approved Category B devices. CMS will not approve Category A

devices because they are statutorily excluded from coverage.

CMS finalized changes to the IDE regulations (42 CFR § 405 Subpart B), effective

January 1, 2015. A listing of all CMS-approved Category A IDE studies and Category B

IDE studies will be posted on the CMS Coverage webpage site located at:

http://www.cms.hhs.gov/center/coverage.asp and published in the Federal Register.

History

(Rev. 121, Issued: 04-22-16, Effective: 04-22-16, Implementation: 04-22-16)

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