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The President-elect doesn't share how his administration will actually repeal Obama's legacy, but his plan includes Health Savings Accounts, hints about abortion laws and FDA reforms, among other points.

Healthcare Finance and Healthcare IT News surveyed readers and found many are anxiously expecting short-term chaos, skyrocketing costs, increased fraud and uninsured people dying after president-elect Donald Trump moves into the White House.

The president-elect has already laid out a plan that many feel will cause massive disruption to the industry.

Topping the list of ACA provisions likely to survive under Trump is the requirement that employers cover workers' children up to the age of 26.

Unfortunately, the delivery and financing systems for public health and social services are highly fragmented, Health Affairs says.

Spillover effect from Medicare Advantage and the looming value-based insurance design model are leading the way.

Social Security numbers, financial data or other account information was not part of the unauthorized access.

In 2014, recovery auditors identified $2.39 billion in overpayments and $173.1 million in underpayments repaid to providers.

Standard now will be reviewed by the Office of Administrative Law, which proponents expect will approve the new rules.

Five employees responded to the phishing emails, which allowed hackers unauthorized accessed, officials said.