Policy and Legislation
Patients in Medicaid expansion states shifted their ED usage toward more critical injuries and illnesses.
North Dakota and eight other states have passed laws requiring providers to tell patients about so-called medication-abortion reversal.
The impact of legislation to curb surprise medical bills would be pronounced for those with lots of interaction with out-of-network patients.
The HIMSS EHR Association tells the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services that the Promoting Interoperability Program needs consistency and specificity in its clinical requirements.
At question is whether a temporary cap on funds makes retroactive payments moot, even as insurers upheld their part of the bargain under the Affordable Care Act.
American Hospital Association, America's Health Insurance Plans say order will raise prices.
Not only were there no employment changes, but Medicaid coverage rates have been dropping due to confusion and lack of awareness.
Most respondents to a public opinion survey say evidence should have "a lot of influence" on policy, but few feel it actually does.
The Lower Health Care Costs Act from the Senate HELP committee will be marked up next week prior to going before the full Senate.
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