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By Healthcare Finance Staff | 02:14 pm | September 22, 2015
The National Committee for Quality Assurance recently ranked more than 1,500 health plans by satisfaction and service. The ranking includes private as well as government-sponsored Medicare and Medicaid plans.
By Henry Powderly | 12:00 pm | September 21, 2015
Medicare Advantage premiums will fall by 31 cents in 2016, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said on Monday amid surging enrollment to the privately managed program.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 04:31 pm | September 17, 2015
Qualified health plans completed their first year of commercial risk adjustment reporting and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services reported the results.
By Kaiser Health News | 10:18 am | September 17, 2015
In 2013, nearly 750,000 Coloradans were uninsured. Obamacare cut those numbers in half, to a level that was once considered unreachable.
By Susan Morse | 04:00 pm | September 16, 2015
More Americans are getting health insurance either through private or government plans than they were in 2013, according to U.S. Census figures for 2014 released Wednesday that points to the Affordable Care Act as a major driver for the change.
By Kaiser Health News | 09:19 am | September 16, 2015
Payment initiatives and increasing patient expectations are slowly forcing changes, encouraging doctors to be better listeners and more sensitive.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 12:49 pm | September 15, 2015
Employers again are sharply focused on employee wellness, and some are raising the bar to qualify for program incentives.
By Susan Morse | 03:13 pm | September 11, 2015
Enrollment figures released this week by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid show close to 10 million people have signed up for insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace, as of June 30. CMS said 9.9 million individuals had paid their premiums and had an active policy by the end of June.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 03:02 pm | September 11, 2015
As a Standard & Poor's report finds many insurers are missing the mark on their risk-adjustment predictions, a new partnership between population health management consultant Evolent Health and Health Fidelity, which develops technology to steer providers towards value-based care, aims to fill the gap.
By Susan Morse | 10:54 am | September 11, 2015
As a Standard & Poor's report finds many insurers are missing the mark on their risk-adjustment predictions, a new partnership between population health management consultant Evolent Health and Health Fidelity, which develops technology to steer providers towards value-based care, aims to fill the gap.