Policy and Legislation
AHIP told CMS that the proposed changes to the RADV audits would undermine confidence and result in higher costs and reduced benefits.
The goal is to develop and disseminate information, guidance and training on the impact that social media use has on children and young people.
The rule would standardize certain eligibility and enrollment policies, such as limiting renewals to once every 12 months.
Rather than looking at MA premium prices alone, seniors should consider other factors, such as Star Ratings, a new report finds.
Nearly all ACOs - 99% - reported and met the quality standard required to share in savings under the Shared Savings Program.
Funding supports community-based doulas, rural obstetric care and an expanded and more diverse workforce.
The administration previously awarded $80 million, quadrupling the number of Navigators for the 2022 Open Enrollment Period.
The letter invites states to apply for Medicaid waivers to increase access to care for women from states where abortions are banned.
Eighty-six percent of Americans agree that Congress should focus on cracking down on abusive insurance practices.
Currently, a nurse or physician is required to be physically present in the home for providers to be reimbursed by Medicare.