Tag Archives: Medicaid
Feds, states turning to predictive analytics to prevent fraud
OIG: Data helps federal authorities keep pace with evolving fraud schemes
Closing a Hospital, and Fearing for the Future
Advocates Say Balance Billing of Medi-Cal Patients on the Rise
Charity care, financial assistance standards in hospitals unfair to patients, professor says
A study of 140 hospitals showed eligibility cutoffs ranging from an income of 100 percent of the federal poverty level to 600 percent.
The Future Of Premium Assistance Through Waivers Under The Affordable Care Act
Premium assistance is the use of public funding for the purchase of commercial health insurance. Historically, premium assistance has mostly enabled a small number of Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) recipients to enroll in health insurance through their employers by having the government pay all of the costs of coverage, except for some cases where the family contributes a small premium.
Gov. Scott: Audits for 129 hospitals warranted
Medicaid Managed Care Shifts to Value in Ohio
Ten states participating in Medicaid incentive programs
Don’t blame Medicaid for most of the rise in state and local health care spending
Don’t blame Medicaid for most of the rise in state and local health care spending
Contemplating health care with a focus on research, an eye on reform.
HENRY KOTULA 