Policy and Legislation
The bill would increase access to PACE for beneficiaries by enabling them to choose between the PACE Part D plan or a marketplace Part D plan.
The senators charge that the Trump administration weakened the basic consumer protections Congress had enacted and relaxed CMS' oversight.
The hospital is accused of not providing adequate support to a patient with a hearing disability and has agreed to comply with federal law.
Gaps in the availability, completeness and quality of health equity data remain across CMS programs, the agency says.
The deadline for HHS to give providers a 60-day notice was Friday.
Attacks on reproductive care, low government reimbursement and COVID-19 pandemic are exacerbating burnout, says AMA president Dr. Jack Resneck Jr.
Racial and ethnic minority groups often have lower levels of use, meaning hospitals in largely Black counties are at a disadvantage.
Potentially anti-competitive practices have crept their way into healthcare, particularly when it comes to hospital consolidation.
Eli Levin, at the Consulate General of Israel to New England, describes how his work in economic affairs and innovation builds engagement between his country and the region in the healthcare sector.
A report uncovered unscrupulous advertising practices, including misleading beneficiaries about benefits and excessive cold-calling.