Policy and Legislation
Starting next month, health plans will cover at-home tests for the 150 million Americans with private health insurance, President Biden says.
CMS is focused on identifying improvements that would increase organ donations, improve transplants and enhance dialysis care.
In Missouri, a federal judge granted 10 states a preliminary injunction, and in Louisiana, the court issued a nationwide injunction.
The average amount is $170,700, with payments ranging from $500 to $43 million.
ASA interprets BCBS' intent as improving its negotiating position against physician practices in the dispute resolution process.
The field strength includes more than 11,900 members working in behavioral health disciplines, including psychiatrists and psychiatric NPs.
The report's release coincides with the No Surprises Act taking effect on January 1, 2022.
Providers like funding for workforce training while PhRMA and others say bill would curb drug innovation.
One dose every 12 hours for five days reduces the rate of hospitalization or death due to COVID-19 by nearly 90%, Pfizer says.
New data submission requirements include information on average monthly premiums and drug spending for patients.