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By Jeff Lagasse | 03:31 pm | February 12, 2018
Nationally, medical expenditures earmarked for obesity and related ailments rose 29 percent from 2001 to 2015. Here's a look at which states spend the most, and least, treating the condition.
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By Change Healthcare | 09:14 am | February 12, 2018
Community-based interdisciplinary care management models that take a holistic, patient-centered approach by pinpointing access and engagement have been shown to successfully transform the lives of this dual-eligible population with their complex set of needs.
By Jeff Lagasse | 02:44 pm | February 09, 2018
The changes have been praised by the American Association of Physician Assistants, which said past restrictions have forced patients into uncomfortable choices.
By Jeff Lagasse | 02:20 pm | February 08, 2018
Supporters maintained that tax increases would be offset by the elimination of insurance premiums, copays and other costs.
By Jeff Lagasse | 03:45 pm | February 06, 2018
The number of accountable care organizations in the United States is steadily increasing, with over 32 million people now receiving their care through an ACO.
By Jeff Lagasse | 12:02 pm | February 06, 2018
Even though many practices do not provide the option, those that do saw greater primary care revenue and brought in patients that were slightly healthier, a new study says.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 11:48 am | February 06, 2018
Molina also said that a contracting consultant for the department had "financial ties" to a company affiliated with the winning bidder.
By Jeff Lagasse | 10:12 am | February 05, 2018
A urologist built an APM from scratch because some specialists can be left wanting when it comes to APM options, as they lack a ready-made framework under MACRA.
By Bill Siwicki | 05:10 pm | February 02, 2018
Pittsburgh's Oncology Hematology Associates is one of just 192 physician practices selected to participate in the value-based care program.
By Susan Morse | 04:40 pm | February 02, 2018
In Kentucky, the first state to receive approval for a Medicaid work requirement, 15 beneficiaries have filed a lawsuit.