Medicaid Payment and Reimbursement

Congressional hearing showcases the divergence in the two parties’ views on how to improve U.S. healthcare

One witness at a hearing of a House subcommittee touted price transparency as an essential tool for addressing healthcare costs.

By Nick Hut March 27, 2021

What healthcare stakeholders should know about the new COVID-19 relief legislation

New COVID-19 relief legislation includes funding for rural hospitals, provisions to increase the affordability of health insurance and more items of note for healthcare providers.

By Nick Hut March 19, 2021

Disproportionate Share Hospital funding to states doesn’t match up with key benchmarks, report finds

Disproportionate Share Hospital payments don’t always align with key metrics such as uninsured rates and uncompensated care costs, a new policy report finds.

By Nick Hut March 17, 2021

Providers that administer the COVID-19 vaccine are getting a payment bump from CMS

Providers will receive an increase in the Medicare payment rate for administering the COVID-19 vaccine starting March 15, CMS announced.

By Nick Hut March 15, 2021

Healthcare News of Note: Xavier Becerra likely to be confirmed as next U.S. Department of Health and Human Services secretary

Healthcare News of Note for healthcare finance professionals is a roundup of recent news articles, including information on the likely confirmation of Xavier Becerra as HHS secretary, which specialists are seeing an uptick in patients and lingering health issues from COVID-19.

By Deborah Filipek March 1, 2021

A look at some of the healthcare-specific provisions in the pending COVID-19 relief legislation

As a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package makes its way through Congress, provisions under consideration could affect the Provider Relief Fund, the Affordable Care Act insurance marketplaces and Medicaid.

By Nick Hut February 11, 2021

Panel: How the healthcare industry can achieve a higher-value and more equitable system

A panel of experts explored how to make healthcare more effective both generally and for underserved demographics specifically.

By Nick Hut February 1, 2021

Biden’s order to reopen the ACA marketplaces next month draws praise from hospitals

An executive order by President Joe Biden directed HHS to open the Affordable Care Act marketplaces for three months starting in mid-February.

By Nick Hut January 30, 2021

Healthcare News of Note: Report indicates uptick in hospital M&A activity

Healthcare News of Note for healthcare finance professionals is a roundup of articles from the past week, including more M&A activity in Q4, an extension of the COVID-19 PHE underway and FTC examination of claims data to help assess impact of physician group consolidation.

By Deborah Filipek January 29, 2021

Employers seek shelter from healthcare cost increases in public option

If plans and providers can’t collaborate to control healthcare cost, employers will look to the government to do so.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA January 22, 2021
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