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Supreme Court overrules Chevron deference, dealing blow to federal healthcare agencies

Fierce Healthcare

Supreme Court, by a vote of 6-3, has overturned the Chevron deference, stripping power from federal agencies to interpret and enforce regulations. | Here's how it could affect healthcare policy. Supreme Court is overruling long-standing precedent.

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Report: CMMI has raised federal spending, not lowered it

Fierce Healthcare

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI), once expected to save money and deliver healthcare at a lower cost, is increasing federal spending after all. CMMI was designed to reduce federal healthcare spending, but a new CBO reports shows its had the opposite effect.

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Biden’s latest drug price-control plans threaten war on cancer, Alzheimer’s and more

Health Care Dive

Former Clinton health policy advisor Kenneth Thorpe argues that federal healthcare price-control policies could wreak havoc in the industry.

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UHS’ income soars in 2024 on behavioral health volume

Health Care Dive

Still, executives addressed concerns about potential changes to federal healthcare policy that could impact the provider’s bottom line, including cuts to Medicaid.

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Code Red: Healthcare Cybersecurity in a Post-Chevron World

HIT Consultant

This would directly tie cybersecurity compliance to federal healthcare funding, compelling hospitals and healthcare providers to adopt robust cybersecurity measures. Updating the HIPAA Security Rule to Include HPH-CPGs : Another approach could involve revising the HIPAA Security Rule to explicitly incorporate HPH-CPGs.

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Direct-to-patient platform uses AI to find gaps in care

Healthcare It News

said they were also concerned about creating the potential for inappropriate prescribing that can increase spending for federal healthcare programs, noting that the Anti-Kickback Statute prohibits the willful payment of remuneration to induce patient referrals for Medicare or Medicaid-covered services or goods.

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TRG Settles for $3.1M Over Alleged Improper Billing Practices

HIT Consultant

The allegations against TRG raise concerns about the quality of care patients may have received and the potential misuse of federal healthcare funds. Proper interpretation of radiology scans is crucial for accurate diagnosis and treatment of patients.