How is Medicaid Expansion impacting healthcare in general, healthcare exchanges/subsidies in particular?In keeping up with the holiday traditions, we are highlighting the 12 days of Obamacare. As such, on the 7th day of Obamacare, Obama gave to me: Medicaid Expansion, Increased Age for Children, Affordable Healthcare, No Pre-existing, Preventive care, Healthcare Exchanges, and an Individual Mandate
What is the impact of reducing avoidable admissions?
The ACA increased the age for children up to age 26. Find out if there are any exceptions to this rule. In keeping up with the holiday traditions, we are highlighting the 12 days of Obamacare. As such, on the 6th day of Obamacare, Obama gave to me: Increased Age for Children, Affordable Healthcare, No Pre-existing, Preventive Care, Healthcare Exchanges, and an Individual Mandate
2013 was a big year in healthcare with plenty of ups and downs. We traced the evolution of healthcare reform, examined […]
Thousands who think they’ve enrolled may not be covered due to 834 errors in electronic filesGuess what? […]
As part of healthcare reform hospitals are cutting costs. Interestingly these costs come from four primary service lines related to general surgery, neonatal services, infectious disease, and obstetrics. As […]
Key Elements of an Optimized Healthcare Revenue CycleRevenue is the very lifeblood of […]
Affordable healthcare is good in theory, but is it reality? How many Americans, if polled, would say healthcare is “affordable”? In keeping with the holiday tradition, we offer the 12 days of Obamacare. As such, on the 5th day of Obamacare, Obama gave to me: Affordable Healthcare
Healthcare Reform is upon us with some of the most monumental provisions becoming effective in 2014, such as the removal of pre-existing conditions. As of January 2014, insurance companies can no longer deny coverage, deny claim payments, or charge higher premiums for individuals with pre-existing conditions.
