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Med-Metrix Acquires HRSI to Strengthen Eligibility Management Capabilities

HIT Consultant

HRSI is a specialized RCM and patient access company with a strong reputation for its best-in-class Medicaid eligibility services. Their commitment to patient advocacy aligns with Med-Metrix’s focus on leveraging technology to maximize reimbursements for healthcare providers.

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Wasted: $1 of Every $4 Spent on Health Care In America

Health Populi

More savings would accrue through the quicker adoption of value-based payment models, the authors assert, where clinicians take on financial risk for managing population health. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) forecasts that prescription drug spending will be the fastest-growing cause of rising health spending by 2027.

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Health Provider News – November 18, 2022

Hall Render

Alabama Medicaid Agency expands covered visits for cancer patients after cancer center push. After leading Alaska Health Department, Adam Crum named state’s Revenue commissioner. Patient advocacy group wants Elevance Health to overturn health insurance claims denials. MISSISSIPPI.

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Health Provider News

Hall Render

Dunleavy adds $9M to budget to address food stamp, Medicaid backlog New study provides snapshot of increase in maternal deaths in Alaska Mental Health Trust Grants $1.6M Can Hospitals Change in Time to Keep Them?

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White House looks to CMMI to test new ways to lower drug prices

C&M Health Law

CMMI has broad statutory authority not only to test, design, and implement health care payment and delivery models for Medicare, Medicaid, and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) but in certain instances, can implement such models without Congressional action.

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Oregon Senator Proposes Criminal Charges and Fines for Rogue Obamacare Agents

Kaiser Health News

Health insurance agents who fraudulently enroll consumers in Affordable Care Act health plans could be subject to criminal charges — and civil penalties of $10,000 to $200,000 — under legislation introduced Wednesday by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee.

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