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Oct
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States Increase Medicaid Rates to Address Staff ShortagesNumerous states are raising Medicaid payment rates for home healthcare amid a workforce shortage, with some also enhancing worker training... Continue Reading
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25
Oct
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Enhancing Rural Physician Participation in Advanced APMsThe US Government Accountability Office (GAO) suggests that easing participation barriers in Advanced Alternative Payment Models (APMs) for rural physicians... Continue Reading
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25
Oct
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Boosting Hospital Quality Saving Lives in the U.SHealthgrades’ 2024 specialty hospital ratings suggest that improving hospital quality across the board could reduce U.S. mortality and complication rates.... Continue Reading
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25
Oct
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Medicare Savings Physician-Owned Hospitals Beat Traditional FacilitiesA recent study suggests that Medicare could save over $1 billion by directing beneficiaries with costly medical conditions to physician-owned... Continue Reading
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20
Oct
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Strategies to Address Medicare Spending on Post-Acute CareTo address the impending insolvency of Medicare Part A by 2033, strategies to reduce spending on post-acute care are crucial.... Continue Reading
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20
Oct
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Generative AI’s Impact on Healthcare Revenue Cycle ManagementGenerative AI is poised to revolutionize healthcare’s revenue cycle management. While there’s much enthusiasm, the technology is still in its... Continue Reading
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19
Oct
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Telehealth Outperforms In-Person Visits in Follow-Up RatesA Kaiser Permanente Division of Research study reveals that in-person follow-up rates are higher after telehealth appointments than traditional office... Continue Reading
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19
Oct
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Providence Revolutionizes Healthcare Digital Innovation Through Provider ExpertiseProvidence Health System pioneers healthcare digital innovation by involving patients and providers in their incubator model. They understand the challenges... Continue Reading
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19
Oct
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In-Depth Analysis of 2022 Census Poverty, Income, and Health DataThe 2022 Census Bureau’s poverty, income, and health insurance data reveals a snapshot of the nation’s economic and healthcare landscape.... Continue Reading
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19
Oct
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Unmasking Hidden Bias in Medicaid and SNAPMedicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), created during the Civil Rights era, were designed to alleviate poverty and... Continue Reading
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