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| Medicare savings could mean cuts for rural hospitals La Crosse Tribune All of those hospitals are among 42 rural hospitals in Wisconsin that could lose special Medicare payments under a proposal this month by a federal fiscal watchdog agency. A more limited proposal by the Obama administration would affect eight of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Medicare scam warning issued Times Daily Michelle Mason, president of the Better Business Bureau of North Alabama, said her organization is teaming with the FBI and the Senior Medicare Patrol to warn area seniors about Medicare scams that are becoming more common in the region. She said ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| HHS report: More doctors accept Medicare Reno Gazette Journal The Department of Health and Human Services report was commissioned because of a Wall Street Journal article that reported the number of doctors who opt out of Medicare increased from 3,700 in 2009 to about 9,500 in 2012. That won't cause problems, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Response Genetics, Inc. Acquires Proprietary FDA-Cleared and Medicare ... Wall Street Journal Acquiring the assets of Pathwork Diagnostics adds proprietary, Medicare reimbursed content that we believe addresses the needs of both pathologists and oncologists, further expands both our technology and testing base, leverages our current ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Did you forget Medicare? Jim DeMint claims 'federal health care' can't work Raw Story CNN host Dana Bash offered no fact check on Sunday as Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint (R) falsely claimed that fewer doctors accepted Medicare than private insurance. During a Sunday interview, DeMint explained that Heritage Action had ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Wis. rural hospitals could lose Medicare payments Journal Times Critical access hospitals, which have a maximum of 25 beds, get 101 percent of their costs from Medicare. That's substantially more than other hospitals get through their payment system, which is based on volume. The difference is about $860,000 each ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Business Payroll Software: Ezpaycheck 2013 Updated to Handle Additional ... HispanicBusiness.com Updated 2013 EzPaycheck payroll software from Halfpricesoft.com can calculate the additional Medicare tax on wages exceeding $200,000 automatically. The current rate for the additional Medicare tax is 0.9 percent. IRS requires employers to withhold ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Medicare places hospitals in a discharge conundrum - KevinMD.com We have replaced a costly and at times inefficient system, with one driven purely by the best reimbursement profile of the day. KevinMD.com | ||
| Wis. rural hospitals could lose Medicare payments - TODAY'S TMJ4 Forty-two of Wisconsin's rural hospitals could lose special Medicare payments under a proposal by a federal fiscal watchdog agency. Local News | ||
| Jim DeMint's Argument Against Federal Healthcare Takes Aim at ... By Sarah Jones I guess he's right: Medicare, the Military Health System and TRICARE are a big fail. Will Republicans next winning strategy be publicly admitting that their raison d'être is defunding Medicare and taking health insurance away from our troops ... PoliticusUSA | ||
| Medicare at 48; Korean War at 60: No Alibis 8/7/13 PODCAST - KCSB By Elizabeth Robinson images-2 As the possibility of cuts to the Medicare program loom, Robert Stone, MD wrote: "Who is the most popular health insurer in America? Not Anthem Blue Cross. It's Medicare. And what insurer is the most efficient? Medicare again ... KCSB-FM 91.9 in Santa Barbara |
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| Status of Medicare patients can result in huge bills - The Boston Globe Thousands of Medicare enrollees in Massachusetts and across the country are finding themselves caught in a perplexing bind: Despite long hospital stays, they ... www.bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/health.../story.html |
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