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MGMA Recommends Priority Changes to Improve IDR Portal
CMS receives comments on the next update to the dispute resolution process as part of the No Surprises Act.
5 Takeaways from Private Health Plans Paying More for Hospital Care
The average is 224% above Medicare rates.

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Retired Couples Will Spend $315K for Medical Expenses, Fidelity says.
Survey finds Americans will need 7x more than they expect to pay for healthcare in retirement.
How BCBS-MA Connects Mental Health Benefit Design and Collaborative Care
Co-pay and cost-share waivers improve access as PCP-specialist teamwork grows.
High-Deductible Health Plans Reduce Usage of Preventative Care
A study finds a disparity in healthcare utilization between low and high-salary employees with high-deductible plans.
CA's Malpractice Cap Associated with 16% More Adverse Events
A study looked at spending by Medi-Cal associated with malpractice cases from "never events."
5 Highlights from BlueCare Network's Rx Precision Medicine Pilot
One Michigan plan is bringing predictive power to patient drug treatment.
All Ferris residents to be eligible for free basic health services
All 3,500 residents in Ferris will get free basic health services when a new program goes into place within the...
WA takes step toward expanding health insurance coverage for all residents, regardless of immigration status
Washington has taken a significant step toward expanding health and dental insurance coverage to nearly all residents, particularly those who...
Medicaid director owned stock in companies she awarded huge contracts
Ohio Medicaid Director Maureen Corcoran won?t discuss them, but state ethics filings she submitted on Sunday showed that she continued...
AHA urges Supreme Court to protect hospitals from 'unconstitutional' FTC actions
The AHA on Monday urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a 9th Circuit decision that impliedly stripped federal district...
Future COVID variants will likely reinfect us multiple times a year, experts say — unless we invest in new vaccines
Today's rapidly proliferating Omicron mutants are different. They all have one worrisome trait in common: They're getting better and better...
Health insurance can now help some Californians find housing
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