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How Will New FDA Hearing Aid Regulations Impact Health Plans?

HIT Consultant

The Food & Drug Administration’s new over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aid regulations are now in effect and health plans are starting to explore what it means for them. The regulations may provide an opportunity for health insurers to attract new members – and retain existing ones – with hearing loss. Expanding membership.

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UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Aetna Continue To Outgain Peers In Medicare Advantage

Home Health Care

In 2023, Medicare Advantage (MA) plan members represented more than half of all Medicare beneficiaries for the first time. The post UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Aetna Continue To Outgain Peers In Medicare Advantage appeared first on Home Health Care News. Seniors have more options than ever when choosing MA plans.

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The cornerstone of continuous, integrated, and value-based healthcare

Cloud Blogs

In 2020, the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) issued additional rules requiring that payors and providers who receive CMS funds make health information more accessible. Overall, regulators have made clear their intention to eliminate barriers to interoperability and provide patients greater control of their healthcare.

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HIMSSCast: Whole person care and data interoperability drivers

Healthcare It News

Social determinants of health – the food, shelter and security attributes of patients that exist outside of care settings – contribute disproportionate risks for disease, hospital readmissions and a lack of access to quality healthcare among vulnerable populations, including people on Medicare. Enterprise Taxonomy:

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NAHC’s Bill Dombi: Horizontal Integration, Workforce Innovation to Accelerate in 2022

Home Health Care

The end of 2021 brought a handful of key home health policy issues to a temporary conclusion, including the congressionally secured delay to Medicare sequestration. One of the most recent ones is Medicare sequestration. Because it’s again, delaying that 2% Medicare sequestration cut, but also PAYGO requirements as well. [00:01:27]

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TRG Settles for $3.1M Over Alleged Improper Billing Practices

HIT Consultant

Improperly billed for services: The government alleges that TRG billed Medicare for radiology services performed by a radiologist located in the UK, which violates program regulations. Attorney Damian Williams.

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The cornerstone of continuous, integrated, and value-based healthcare

Cloud Blogs

In 2020, the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) issued additional rules requiring that payors and providers who receive CMS funds make health information more accessible. Overall, regulators have made clear their intention to eliminate barriers to interoperability and provide patients greater control of their healthcare.