HHS is tracking its progress to undo the ACA: Here’s what it’s done so far
(By Emily Rappleye for Beaker’s Hospital Review) HHS is tracking its efforts to improve the ACA on a webpage called “Providing Relief
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6 Changes The Trump Administration Can Still Make To Obamacare
(By Danielle Kurtzleben for NPR) After seven years of trying, Republicans failed to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act
Read MoreHouse Leaders ‘Came Up Short’ In Effort To Kill Obamacare
(By Mary Agnes Carey for Kaiser Health News) Despite days of intense negotiations and last-minute concessions to win over wavering
Read MoreMayo Clinic CEO: Medicare, Medicaid patients get same care as business leaders
(By Ayla Ellison for Becker’s Hospital Review) Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic President and CEO John Noseworthy, MD, provided clarification on
Read MoreSuing to Recover Medicare and Medicaid Payments
Four of the largest asbestos bankruptcy trusts are being sued by the Attorney General of Utah in effort to force
Read MoreMayo Clinic CEO criticized for memo about preferential treatment for privately insured patients
(By Tamara Rosin for Becker’s Hospital Review) Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is fielding criticism from the state health department after
Read MoreChange In Texas Medicaid Payments Helps Cut Number Of Premature Births
(By Michelle Andrews for Kaiser Health News) Even though the health risks to babies born before they reach full term
Read MoreMayo Clinic to give preference to privately insured over Medicaid, Medicare patients
(By Ayla Ellison for Becker’s Hospital Review) Mayo Clinic CEO John Noseworthy, MD, told employees in a recent speech that
Read MoreMaine Rejected Medicaid Expansion and Found Success. Now, House Health Bill Would Send Us Backward.
(By Mary Mayhew for The Daily Signal) As conversations swirl on Capitol Hill and across the nation regarding the repeal
Read MoreTop 10 states for Medicaid fraud recoveries
(By Ayla Ellison for Becker’s Hospital Review) Medicaid Fraud Control Units were responsible for 1,564 convictions and had $1.8 billion
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