More States are Adopting Their Own Health Care Marketplaces
Since the Affordable Care Act was enacted in early 2010, states have been using the federal marketplace exchange so their residents can enroll in and manage their health care plans.…
Read MoreFunding is Key for Patient Experience
Technology has been a crucial component of the medical industry for many years, and this has only increased since the onset of the pandemic. However, it is becoming increasingly clear…
Read MoreCMS Tabling Geographic Direct Contracting Model: What Does It Mean?
Medicare’s existing Geographic Direct Contracting model has been controversial legislation for years. This regulation intends to test the feasibility of basing pricing models on regional trends. The Centers for Medicare…
Read MoreCMS Pressure to Cover Diabetes Prevention Program
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) may implement long-awaited changes to the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP) initially established by the National Institute of Health in 2018. The…
Read MoreMedicare’s Direct Contracting Changes to Help Expand Primary Care Provider Networks
In the case of health care services for subscribers, more options is usually not a bad thing unless providers are sacrificing quality care. Medicare’s most recent initiative, put into place…
Read MoreContinually Shrinking Profits for Health Care Providers Throughout the Pandemic
Despite ever-growing hospitalization rates associated with COVID, health care providers and institutions are struggling to profit in today’s economy. Many hospitals and nursing facilities are seeing an influx of inpatient…
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