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Raise the Medicare Age... But Let Under-67s Buy In Huffington Post One of the few cuts that Speaker Boehner and Republican budget negotiators have actually offered has been to raise the Medicare eligibility age, a move that on its own would save about $148 billion over the next 10 years, according to the CBO ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Owner of Brooklyn Health Care Clinic Pleads Guilty in Medicare Fraud Scheme Wall Street Journal (blog) The owner of a Brooklyn, N.Y., health care clinic pleaded guilty Tuesday to her role in a $71 million Medicare fraud and money laundering scheme. Irina Shelikhova, a Ukrainian national and formerly a resident of Brooklyn and Staten Island, pleaded ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
The trick Washington is using to cut Social Security and Medicare Washington Post (blog) A similar dynamic is behind the popularity of raising the retirement age, or the Medicare eligibility age: Its advocates can pretend that it's not a cut, but a technical adjustment made to account for the fact that Americans are living longer. Compared ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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How to challenge a Medicare denial ReporterHerald.com Here are some basic steps for challenging Medicare coverage denials under Part A (including hospitalization, nursing homes and hospice services) and Part B (doctor visits, tests, home health care, durable medical equipment). In most cases, it is not ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
OVERNIGHT HEALTH: Medicare and the fiscal cliff The Hill (blog) Medicare may be off the table in deficit talks, at least for the moment. Speaker John Boehner's (R-Ohio) latest offer to President Obama calls for tax increases on families making more than $1 million per year, but it wouldn't raise the Medicare ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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How To File A Medicare Appeal - Kaiser Health News By Susan Jaffe Here are some basic steps for challenging Medicare coverage denials under Part A (including hospitalization, nursing homes and hospice services) and Part B (doctor visits, tests, home health care, durable medical equipment). In most cases ... All Kaiser Health News | ||
Pastor Pleads Guilty To Defrauding Medicare Of More Than $11M ... By Debbie Meron Federal prosecutors say a Los Angeles-area pastor has pleaded guilty to conspiring with doctors, shady clinic operators and others to defraud Medicare of more than $11 million. CBS Los Angeles | ||
Carson pastor pleads guilty to $11 million in Medicare fraud ... By Wesley Lowery A Carson pastor pleaded guilty Monday to submitting more than $11 million in Medicare reimbursement claims through fraudulent clinics and by promising patients expensive equipment, according to the Department of Justice. L.A. NOW | ||
PacifiCare's massive Medicare Advantage fraud - PNHP's Official Blog By Don McCanne MD Under the Medicare Advantage (MA) program, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services(CMS) makes monthly capitated payments to MA organizations for beneficiaries enrolled in the organizations' health care plans. Subsections ... PNHP's Official Blog |
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