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Requires the HHS Secretary to change Medicare rules so organizations can participate in the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) Expanded Model by offering only online services (synchronous or asynchronous) from January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2030, provided they meet existing MDPP supplier enrollment rules. It also makes the program administrative address the address on file with the Diabetes Prevention Recognition Program, allows furnishing online services across State lines without automatically denying claims, and removes limits on how many times an individual may enroll in MDPP.
The bill expands and simplifies virtual access and continuity for Medicare diabetes prevention services through 2030, improving convenience and provider participation but risking reduced in-person options for those without internet and higher Medicare spending.
Medicare beneficiaries can participate in the Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) fully online (synchronous or asynchronous) from Jan 1, 2026 through Dec 31, 2030, increasing convenience and access for beneficiaries who cannot attend in-person sessions.
Medicare beneficiaries (and their providers) can receive MDPP services across State lines because providers may submit claims when a beneficiary is physically located in a different State, supporting continuity of care for travelers and relocated beneficiaries.
Medicare beneficiaries are allowed multiple MDPP enrollments through 2030 (no caps), enabling people to re-enter prevention programming to sustain or renew diabetes prevention efforts over time.
Medicare beneficiaries without reliable internet, those who prefer or need in-person care, and community providers in rural areas may face reduced access and fewer local in-person MDPP options as the law enables online-only participation.
Removing enrollment limits through 2030 may increase Medicare spending on MDPP services, raising fiscal costs and potentially diverting resources from other programs or adding pressure on taxpayers.
Introduced February 24, 2025 by Diana DeGette · Last progress February 24, 2025