What We're Reading: MA Plans Denying Claims; Poor Skipping Care; GOP Candidates Endorse Last-Minute Measures
Medicare Advantage (MA) plans have been improperly denying many medical claims to both patients and physicians; low-income people in states that haven't expanded Medicaid are much more likely to forgo needed medical care, citing costs, than those in other states; dozens of vulnerable House Republicans have recently signed on to bills or resolutions in support of protecting pre-existing conditions.
MA Plans Improperly Deny Payments, Report Finds
Medicare Advantage (MA) plans have been improperly denying many medical claims to both patients and physicians, according to a report from the HHS inspector general.
Nonexpansion States See More Low-Income Patients Skipping Care
Low-income people in states that haven't expanded Medicaid are much more likely to forgo needed medical care, citing costs, than those in other states,
House GOP Members in Tight Races Attempt to Show Support For Pre-Existing Protections
Dozens of vulnerable House Republicans have recently signed on to bills or resolutions in support of protecting pre-existing conditions.
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