24-Hour Blood Pressure Monitoring

Last updated on July 11, 2024

Effective June 19, 2024, the Medical Services Commission determined that 24-hour blood pressure monitoring by facilities providing home sleep apnea testing is not a benefit based on the Medicare Protection Act (S17) (1). As such, the Commission considers it inappropriate to bill a patient for this procedure.

Please follow the link below for the full text of the Commission’s announcement concerning 24-hour blood pressure monitoring by facilities providing home sleep apnea testing.

24-Hour Blood Pressure Monitoring by Facilities Providing Home Sleep Apnea Testing (PDF, 278.5 KB)

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