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The issue of agencies “strategically” choosing patients to maximize profitability came up in other comments. One commenter, from a patientadvocacy group, noted that home health had become “big business” and that agencies focus on profits for shareholders, not patient care.
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) sent a letter July 8 to CMS questioning how federal regulators verify incomes for those who get subsidies and what enforcement efforts are underway related to potential ACA subsidy fraud. “The bottom line is to stop fraud and help the consumer,” she said.
Fraud and abuse, waste between $59 bn and $84 bn; and, Administrative complexity, wasting about $266 bn each year. On the consumer and patient side, the AARP, patientadvocacy groups, and increasingly visible and assertive patient social networks are more in the mix on Capitol Hill than they were a decade ago.
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