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OOSS urges Noridan to cover monitored care

Portland, OR-The Ophthalmic Outpatient Surgery Society (OOSS) is asking Noridan Administrative Services, a Medicare Part B carrier, to reconsider its proposed policy not to reimburse for monitored anesthesia care (MAC) for lens surgery.

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