Risk Management
While value-based care is making the move more attractive, getting an insurance product off the ground isn't the easiest.
Health system-owned plans now represent 52 percent of health insurance products, AIS said.
Between 1991 and 2006, more than 617,000 hospitalizations related to three common "premise plumbing pathogens" resulted in around $9 billion in Medicare payments -- an average of $600 million a year.
A higher chargemaster price can increase the payment from private insurers, which often pay for outpatient and ancillary services based on discounted chargemaster prices.
Forty-three percent of breaches in August were insider incidents, including both accidental and intentional wrongdoing.
AAP will use the funds to provide technical assistance and education to clinicians at community health centers and other healthcare sites around the country.
By 2015, uninsured rates in the state were down to 2.5 percent, compared to 9.1 percent nationwide.
Aetna, however, said many insurers have been forced to leave the exchanges due to what it called the instability of the marketplace.
Announcement comes on heels of third failed attempt by Congress to pass Zika funding legislation.
About 71 percent of non-acute care and 50 percent of acute care respondents pointed to a lack of financial resources to shore up their systems.