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Additional information on our methodology for updating the MP RVUs is available in the Interim Report for the CY 2026 Update of GPCIs and MP RVUs for the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, which is available on the CMS website under the downloads section of the CY 2026 PFS final rule at