WASHINGTON — Medicare can’t seem to figure out how to pay for pricey CAR-T cancer therapies.
The latest glaring example of the struggle? A daylong advisory meeting Wednesday in Baltimore, ostensibly convened to discuss how patient-reported data should fit into the way Medicare pays for the therapies, devolved into a confusing debate about what the meeting was supposed to be about in the first place.
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