Policy and Legislation
Here's a look at health resources left out of the Continuing Resolution to fund the government until Feb. 8.
Here's a look at HHS, ONC and CDC plans during a government shutdown.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said that an "exceptional circumstance special enrollment period" is available for those who move, or are temporarily displaced.
Private hospitals that can offer better benefits and working conditions, as well as higher salaries, are poised to lure fresh graduates as baby boomers exit their careers.
Advisors to the ambitious plan include former CMS head Don Berwick, MD, and Harvard professor Clayton Christensen, among others.
Office of Civil Rights will return to era of upholding, rather than treating with hostility, claims of conscience in healthcare, says Director Roger Severino.
Hospitals with high Medicaid exposure in states running out of funds in the near-term are most at risk, Moody's report says.
Without enough funding to cover March, many states would not be able to cover all children beyond February without accessing redistribution funds, report says.
BPCI 2.0 is further evidence that CMS is continuing down the road road to value, triggering provider confidence and commercial payer interest, expert says.
Differences among midwestern states -- also including Iowa, Nebraska and North Dakota -- shine a light for hospital executives and policymakers alike on what state policies can achieve in insurance markets.