Maryland’s Medicaid Cuts Challenge Access to Primary Care and Long-Term Support
Maryland’s $2.7B Medicaid funding cuts tighten eligibility and reduce access to primary and specialty care, impacting long-term care and rural health providers.
Medicare Advantage Growth Strains New Hampshire Rural Hospitals Financially
Rural hospitals in New Hampshire face growing financial losses due to increased Medicare Advantage enrollment, driven by lower reimbursements and administrative complexities, impacting patient care and hospital operations.
Medicare Physician Payments Drop Over 33% Since 2016, Threatening Access and Sustainability
Physician incomes from Medicare have fallen over 33% since 2016 due to stagnant reimbursements and increased costs, prompting health systems to reconsider Medicare Advantage participation. This shift threatens patient access and could reshape Medicare's physician landscape.
Federal Medicaid and Medicare Cuts Threaten Rural Hospital Sustainability
Proposed federal cuts to Medicaid and Medicare threaten the financial sustainability of rural hospitals like Monadnock Community Hospital, impacting care delivery and staffing. Explore strategic responses and implications for healthcare reimbursement and compliance.