LCD-L33370
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Summary
The upcoming LCD on nebulizers effective February 1, 2026, may impact billing by introducing new guidelines for coverage and documentation requirements. Providers need to be aware of these changes, asUpcoming LCD changes for nebulizer billing effective Feb 2026.
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ICD-10-CM
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