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New York Doctor Sentenced for $24M Medicare Fraud Scheme Involving Kickbacks

New York Doctor Sentenced for $24M Medicare Fraud Scheme Involving Kickbacks

A New York doctor received a seven-year prison sentence and over $2.2 million restitution for a $24 million Medicare fraud scheme involving kickbacks for unnecessary lab tests and orthotic braces. The case highlights federal enforcement efforts against healthcare fraud.

Medicare Premiums and Deductibles Rise in 2026 Amid Growing Costs

Medicare Premiums and Deductibles Rise in 2026 Amid Growing Costs

CMS announces increases in Medicare Parts A and B premiums and deductibles for 2026, reflecting rising medical costs and usage. Explore implications for senior care, Medicaid, and insurance professionals.

Medicaid Intergovernmental Transfers: Addressing Abuse and Ensuring Fiscal Integrity

Explore Medicaid intergovernmental transfers (IGTs) abuse, federal oversight challenges, and policy reform opportunities to restore Medicaid fiscal integrity and ensure equitable provider payments.

Senate GOP Poised to Block ACA Subsidies Amid Major Medicaid Cuts

Senate Republicans are set to block ACA subsidy extensions, amplifying federal cuts to Medicaid and impacting millions of low-income workers across key states and districts.

Key Updates in Medicaid and Medi-Cal Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Explore significant Medicaid and Medi-Cal changes brought by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, including work requirements, co-pays, long-term care asset rules, and immigration-related coverage adjustments.

Nassau University Medical Center Faces Financial Strain Serving High Medicaid Population

Nassau University Medical Center serves the highest percentage of Medicaid patients on Long Island, facing financial challenges due to low public insurance reimbursements and a high volume of psychiatric and emergency care cases.

CMS Proposes Medicare Advantage Star Ratings Changes for 2027, Emphasizes Integrated Care for Duals

CMS's 2027 Proposed Rule for Medicare Advantage revises Star Ratings by focusing on clinical quality and member experience, delaying equity-focused rewards, and enhancing integrated care for dual-eligible populations.

Texas Shifts Dual Eligible Integration to Integrated D-SNP Model in 2026

Texas HHSC to transition from Dual Demonstration Program to Integrated Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) model in 2026, enhancing Medicare and Medicaid integration for dual eligibles in STAR+PLUS.

Expiration of Enhanced ACA Subsidies Threatens Coverage and Strains State Budgets

The expiration of enhanced ACA health insurance subsidies could double premiums, reduce coverage for millions, and strain state budgets, with significant economic and healthcare impacts nationwide.

Health First Urgent Care Settles $2.8M Medicare Medicaid Overbilling Case

Health First Urgent Care agrees to $2.8 million settlement for Medicare and Medicaid overbilling linked to improper diagnostic test billing practices in Washington State.