ATA Supports Medicare Licensing Bill to Reduce Barriers to Health Care
(Source – www.americantelemed.org) ATA is part of a group of 21 national associations and businesses that sent letters of support to
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Health Care – General
Transitional care poised to increase impact on health insurance
(By – Heather Caspi, www.healthcaredive.com) Transitional care, a new Medicare billing category as of 2013, is about to see a new form
Read More8 Milestone Ages for Federal Employee Retirement Planning
(By – Jesse Black, www.fedsmith.com) When it comes to preparing for retirement, there are eight ages that every Federal employee
Read MoreNew Medicare program coming for hospice care
(By – Mike Ford, www.claytodayonline.com) As one with an aging parent, Phil Ward has watched his father get older and closer
Read MoreCellular factors that shape the 3D landscape of the genome identified
(Source – www.nih.gov) Researchers, using novel large-scale imaging technology, have mapped the spatial location of individual genes in the nucleus of
Read MoreNIH study finds cutting dietary fat reduces body fat more than cutting carbs
(Source – www.nih.gov) In a recent study, restricting dietary fat led to body fat loss at a rate 68 percent higher
Read MoreLike A 1965 Ford Mustang, Medicare Needs a Redesign
(By – Howard Gleckman, Forbes Contributor) Medicare is the 1965 Ford Mustang of healthcare. It was cutting-edge back in the day.
Read MoreOnce Disparaged, ‘Me-Too’ Drugs Crucial For Lower Costs Of Cholesterol, Hepatitis C And Cancer Drugs
(By – John LaMattina, Forbes Contributor) While the high cost of new drugs is worrisome, those responsible for drug benefit plans
Read MoreIs Google’s Switch To Alphabet Good For Healthcare? Definitely Maybe
(By – Matthew Herper, Forbes Contributor) In the past, Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have been pretty clear that
Read MoreA Silver Tsunami Invades The Health Of Nations
(By – Reenita Das, Forbes Contributor) One of the biggest mega trends impacting the world today is population aging. By 2020,
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