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Connecticut Faces Lawsuit Over Medicaid Discrimination Against Disabled Residents

A new lawsuit in Connecticut challenges how the state’s Medicaid program, HUSKY, discriminates against disabled individuals by limiting their eligibility, possibly violating constitutional rights.

New Legislation Proposed to Empower Physician-Owned Hospitals in US

The Physician Led and Rural Access to Quality Care Act, spearheaded by Senator James Lankford, proposes crucial amendments to enable the growth and operational autonomy of physician-owned hospitals in the US, especially benefitting rural regions.

Study Reveals Huge Revenue Discrepancies in Medicare Plans

A study finds Medicare Advantage plans receive $33 billion more than Traditional Medicare, raising concerns about coding practices and insurer profits.

Medicare Drug Costs Under Inflation Reduction Act: Implications Ahead

Explore how the Inflation Reduction Act impacts Medicare beneficiaries' access and costs for prescription medications, including significant changes in formulary access and cost-sharing for 2025.

Alliance Critiques MedPAC’s Recommendations for Home Health Services

The National Alliance for Care at Home criticizes MedPAC's recommendations affecting home health and hospice services, highlighting risks to patient care.

Weekly Roundup: Medicare, ACA, and Insurance Developments

Stay updated with the latest developments in Medicare, ACA changes, and insurance industry news.

Medicare Open Enrollment: Tips for Beneficiaries on Coverage Review

Medicare beneficiaries should review their coverage options during the annual enrollment period to avoid unexpected costs and take advantage of new benefits and caps on drug costs starting in 2025.