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The Transition Report evaluates the National DMEPOS Competitive Bidding Program, focusing on the implementation and early feedback from stakeholders following its launch in January 2011. It outlines the methodology used for gathering insights through interviews with representatives from various organizations involved with Medicare beneficiaries. Key findings highlight the effectiveness of CMS's communication strategies, identify information gaps regarding beneficiary rights and supplier expectations, and suggest improvements for future rounds of competitive bidding. The report emphasizes the need for clearer information dissemination and ongoing education to ensure a smooth transition for beneficiaries.

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