April 29th 2025
Early actions by the new administration signal major changes in health policy, taxes, and pharmaceutical pricing.
Screening Rate Disparities for Some Cancers May Have Decreased After ACA, Study Finds
May 3rd 2017According to a new study, socioeconomic disparities in mammography rates among Medicare beneficiaries decreased after the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), but the same pattern was not observed for colonoscopies.
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Coordinating Care for Dual-Eligible Medicaid-Medicare Beneficiaries
May 2nd 2017At the 14th Annual World Health Care Congress, held April 30-May 3, 2017, in Washington, DC, an executive summit convened a panel to discuss ways to improve care for the dual-eligible population of patients eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare benefits.
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Medicare Part B Nightmare: Mandi Bishop Interviews Two Medicare-Eligible Individuals
April 25th 2017Medicare Part A is an automatic entitlement that older Americans start receiving when they begin receiving their Social Security check, but the other parts of Medicare can be more difficult to enroll in. Mandi Bishop, CEO of Aloha Knows, interviewed 2 intelligent individuals who went through a 5-month process to get a mistake fixed for enrollment in Medicare Part B.
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Physician Behavior Not Changed by EHR Price Transparency, Study Finds
April 23rd 2017A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine finds that adding Medicare fee schedules to hospitals’ electronic health record systems did not significantly impact the number of laboratory tests ordered by physicians.
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