Medicaid To Stop Paying for Preventable Events. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced that it will no longer pay healthcare providers for treating Medicaid patients with illnesses, injuries or readmissions that should have been prevented.
Medicaid To Stop Paying for Preventable Events. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced that it will no longer pay healthcare providers for treating Medicaid patients with illnesses, injuries or readmissions that should have been prevented.
ACO Initiative Draws Fire. Many health providers are claiming they won’t participate in accountable care organizations unless the Obama administration’s proposed guidelines governing their formation include better financial incentives and a reduced regulatory burden.
Dosecast iOS App Targets Medication Compliance. The free edition of the app features reliable push-notifications, flexible scheduling, customizable dose amounts and instructions, reminders, smart silencing, and privacy and security.
CMS: Patients Should Know Who Views Their EHR. Upon request, patients could see who has accessed and viewed their electronic health records, under a proposed privacy rule released by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services.