ASTRO Supports Prior Authorization Reform in Medicare Advantage to Improve Cancer Care
ASTRO backs bipartisan legislation to reform Medicare Advantage prior authorization, aiming to reduce cancer treatment delays and improve care outcomes.
ASTRO backs bipartisan legislation to reform Medicare Advantage prior authorization, aiming to reduce cancer treatment delays and improve care outcomes.
Bipartisan legislation aims to cap Medicare coinsurance costs for services at ambulatory surgical centers, promoting cost-effective healthcare and reducing patient expenses.
Analysis of the feasibility, costs, and political dynamics of implementing universal Medicare in the U.S., focusing on insurance costs, coverage expansion, and potential tax structures.
New Jersey's Medicaid program faces a $3.6 billion loss in federal funding under GOP legislation proposing major cuts, work requirements, and reduced ACA subsidies, impacting coverage and costs statewide.
House Freedom Caucus challenges Republican leadership on Medicaid payment cuts and deficit spending in major domestic agenda bill, affecting GOP unity and legislative timing.
CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz emphasizes protecting Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries, targeting fraud, waste, and abuse, and promoting healthy living initiatives under new CMS leadership.
Republican budget reconciliation bill threatens $13.5B in healthcare funding cuts and coverage loss for 1.5 million New Yorkers, impacting Medicaid, Essential Plan, and state healthcare systems.
The Republican budget bill threatens $13.5 billion in New York healthcare funding, risking coverage for 1.5 million residents and financial strain on hospitals and providers. Key Medicaid and Essential Plan cuts increase uninsured rates and healthcare system challenges.
Proposed Medicaid cuts in Congress pose risks to Alaska's healthcare system, affecting 23% of the population relying on Medicaid and CHIP coverage. Essential insights into regulatory and market impacts.
Explore how proposed $880B federal cuts to Medicaid and Medicare could reduce coverage for millions, affecting quality of care and access to critical health services across the U.S.