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Mary Mosquera

Mary Mosquera is a Washington, DC-area based freelance journalist covering healthcare payment and delivery reform, business and technology. Follow her on Twitter @mmosquera_news.

By Mary Mosquera | 10:29 am | October 20, 2011
Providers offer options for the Supercommittee to cut Medicare costs by making better coverage decisions and discouraging routine unnecessary services.
By Mary Mosquera | 10:48 am | October 11, 2011
Alternative benefit models rely on cost-sharing approaches for seniors, while some MedPAC members urged benefits that encourage changing unhealthy behaviors.
By Mary Mosquera | 11:34 am | October 03, 2011
Commercial plans paid $2.1 million and Medicaid paid $900,000 toward state's Multi-Payer PCMH Program's first biannual transformation payment.
By Mary Mosquera | 05:34 pm | September 26, 2011
With physicians wanting work-life balance, job security, good salary and a thriving area in which to live, it is difficult to draw primary care providers to rural areas.
By Mary Mosquera | 10:39 am | September 23, 2011
The Web-based tool supplies actual prices paid, saving purchasing staff from having to contact vendors for price quotes and tweak their data.
By Mary Mosquera | 04:47 pm | September 20, 2011
Health plans Aetna, Humana, Kaiser Permanente and United Healthcare will furnish de-identified claims data to new Health Care Cost Institute to analyze cost and use drivers.
By Mary Mosquera | 10:14 am | September 19, 2011
CMS will use the claims and provider data to support policy activities and reimbursement for the Medicare Shared Savings and Pioneer ACO Model programs.
By Mary Mosquera | 12:08 pm | September 14, 2011
States overwhelmingly rely on managed care plans for their Medicaid beneficiaries but may not be prepared to scale up for the expected increase in enrollees under health reform.
By Mary Mosquera | 09:39 am | September 14, 2011
Former Justice lawyer and prosecutor Leon Rodriguez is appointed director of the Office of Civil Rights.
By Mary Mosquera | 09:23 am | September 09, 2011
Like other industry sectors, healthcare will reduce costs by driving quality as it rolls out ACOs and other health reform components, says CMS chief Donald Berwick.