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| Medicare beneficiaries hurt by system's rules Boston Globe Re "A sick system" (Op-ed, July 21): The story of the classification of Robert Kuttner's mother as an "outpatient" when she was in the hospital for four days is all too familiar to Medicare advocates. The use of so-called observation status has ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Medicare For All? Investment Analyst Says ….. Blog for Iowa (blog) medicare for all Imagine my surprise during the week as I am reading my usual suspect blogs and I come across a story that the Motley Fool group has written in favor of Medicare for all. Motley Fool is a investment analysis group. Their main focus is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Study confirms regional Medicare disparities Quad City Times A study sought by Iowa lawmakers when the Affordable Care Act was passed three years ago acknowledges there are significant geographic disparities in how Medicare pays doctors and hospitals. But it rejected the idea that payments should be adjusted by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Houston ambulance providers subject to Feds' moratorium Houston Business Journal Citing concerns over fraudulent claims, the federal government on Friday placed a six-month moratorium on the enrollment of Houston-area ambulance services providers in Medicare, Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program. The Texas ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| List of most common drugs for Medicare patients in New Hampshire raises some ... Concord Monitor The most common medications dispensed to Medicare patients in New Hampshire include one drug that doctors and pharmacists say should be used only for short periods, because it may harm patients over the long term. Other even more commonly ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Should You Apply for Medicare Even Though You're Still Working? Town Hall Your question is doubly important because, while enrollment in Medicare is automatic if you've already filed for Social Security, if you're still working and not receiving Social Security, enrollment is in your hands. And it's not just a question of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Senior Advocates to Ask, "Do You Really Support Medicare?" The Missourian Protecting this lifeline benefit for the future is why National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare activists in 50-plus cities and towns across the country, will converge on more than 40 Congressional district offices Monday, July 29 ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Nursing home industry ready for battle over Medicare funding - The ... The nursing home industry is facing a major test of its lobbying clout as lawmakers weigh whether to slash its Medicare funding. The nursing home industry is ... thehill.com/.../313363-nursing-home-lobby-ready-for-battle-o... | ||
| How Medicare payments are set - Marginal Revolution It's never a bad idea to bring this point up yet again: Reporters Peter Whoriskey and Dan Keating have opened Post readers' eyes to the fact that Medicare pays ... marginalrevolution.com/.../how-medicare-payments-are-set.ht... | ||
| Medicare proposes doctor pay for complex chronic care management CMS' 2014 fee schedule shows the sustainable growth rate formula would cut physician payments by 24.4%, giving Congress until Jan. 1 to override it. www.amednews.com/article/20130722/government/.../1/ |
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