A quarter of the nation’s hospitals are exempt from penalties, quality bonuses and other payment reforms.
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Medicare Open Enrollment Is Fast Approaching — Here’s What We Know So Far
Kaiser Health News consumer columnist gives readers some basic information to help them weigh their Medicare options.
Scrambling To Prove He’s Eligible For Obamacare
An Italian man is among thousands of people in California facing a Sept. 30 deadline to prove they are in the country legally, as required to receive coverage through insurance exchanges.
Texas and Florida Expand Medicaid – For Kids
They were among 21 states required by Obamacare to broaden eligibility for school-age children.
HHS funds drug to treat severe infections and prevent cytokine storm
HHS funds drug to treat severe infections and prevent cytokine storm
RN acknowledged for devotion to her patients
Pat Dominique’s attention to detail and her work ethic have not gone unnoticed. Dominique was awarded the DAISY nursing excellence award at Children’s Mercy Hospital (CMH) in July.
DEA Reclassification Of Hydrocodone Combination Meds Will Make It Harder To Fill Prescriptions For These Pain Killers
The regulation, slated to take effect Oct. 6, is a response to the widespread misuse of these prescription medicines.
Debate Grows Over Employer Plans With No Hospital Benefits
Some insurance pros say the administration intended such coverage to meet Obamacare’s “minimum value” standard. Others disagree, and the government stays silent.