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| Doctors flee Medicare system Boston Herald Last year, a Physicians Foundation survey found that as a result of the Affordable Care Act about three of every five physicians were "less positive" about the future of American health care, and more than a third planned to restrict their Medicare or ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sequester to Hit Medicare Intensely The Ledger And about $10 billion of these cuts will fall on Medicare and the many seniors who depend on it. Florida and its seniors will be disproportionately hurt by these steep reductions. Fully 17.6 percent of our population is eligible for Medicare — 4.3 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| CBO: Obama's Budget Would Reduce Medicare Spending By $364B Kaiser Health News The Congressional Budget Office estimated Friday that President Obama's budget would reduce Medicare spending by $364 billion over the next decade and would reduce future budget deficits. The White House and Congress will likely soon need to work ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| State retirees want options on Medicare changes The State Journal-Register Representatives of retired state workers said Monday they want to have the option of keeping their federal Medicare coverage rather than having it provided by private health insurance as the state now plans. They made their plea as representatives of a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Poll: Over One Million Seniors Have Problems with Medicare 'Preferred ... Sacramento Bee As Medicare said in its proposed 2014 call letter, 'We have begun to scrutinize Part D drug costs in PDPs with preferred networks, and comparing these to costs in the non-preferred networks, as well as to costs in PDPs without preferred networks. We ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Medicare Officials: Physicians Must Remedy Billing, Coding Waste - BuzzFeed BuzzFeed In a viewpoint for the Journal of the American Medical Association, Medicare officials discussed the steps physicians should take to correct medical coding and billing inefficiencies to reduce wasteful expenditures resulting from administrative ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lunchtime rundown: Hydrocodone tops Medicare prescriptions, House looks for ... Daily Mail - Charleston (blog) Earlier this month, the nonprofit investigative journalism website ProPublica released a database of prescriptions covered by Medicare Part D in 2010. The database provides drug-by-drug, doctor-by-doctor and state-by-state breakdowns of prescriptions, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Does Medicare Part D Care About Safety? The Takeaway Ten years ago, Medicare Part D was added to existing coverage for seniors and the disabled. It offered unprecedented access to prescription drugs. But ProPublica Senior Reporter Tracy Weber, along with her colleagues Charles Ornstein and Jennifer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Humana Names Tracie Fahy to Lead North Florida Medicare Market Operations Fort Mills Times Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM) announced today that Tracie Fahy, formerly Chief Operating Officer for Humana Florida Medicare Advantage HMO CarePlus Health Plans, has been appointed Regional Market Vice President for Humana's North Florida Medicare ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Medicare Part B, Tricare for Life and FEHB Federal Times (blog) Q. I will be turning 65 next month. I have Federal Employees Health Benefits coverage. I just enrolled for Medicare Part B. I am a retired reservist. I intend to enroll in Tricare for Life. DEERS requires that I disenroll from FEHB to enroll in Tricare ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| CBO: Obama budget would cut $364 billion in Medicare spending ... President Obama's budget proposal would save the Medicare program $364 billion over the next decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office. thehill.com/.../300497-cbo-obama-budget-would-cut-364-billi... |
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