Tennessee Doctor Settles False Medicare Claims for Unnecessary Therapy
Tennessee doctor settles claims for submitting false Medicare invoices for unnecessary therapy, paying $700,000 restitution.
Impact of Recession Fears on Medicare Funding
Explore how the potential U.S. recession may impact Medicare funding and benefits, with insights from health policy experts.
Medicare Fraud Attempt Targets Fairbury Hospital Name
A report on a Medicare fraud attempt using Jefferson Community Health's name, cautions about protecting personal information from scams.
MedPAC Proposes Inflation Tie for Physician Pay Updates
MedPAC recommends linking physician pay updates to inflation, emphasizing the unsustainability of current Medicare reimbursements. ACR and AMA support timely action.
St. Joseph’s Ambulance Service to Cease Operations Due to Financial Strain
St. Joseph’s Ambulance Service in Parkersburg announces its closure due to financial issues with Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements, affecting local EMS coverage.
Weekly Roundup: Medicare, ACA, and Insurance Developments
Stay updated with the latest developments in Medicare, ACA changes, and insurance industry news.
Understanding Medicare Costs in Retirement
Explore the critical costs associated with Medicare and healthcare in retirement. Learn from Suze Orman's essential advice for managing expenses effectively.
MedPAC Reports $84 Billion Medicare Advantage Cost Overrun
MedPAC estimates that Medicare Advantage costs will exceed traditional Medicare by $84 billion, affecting future healthcare policy.
Cigna Group to Sell Medicare Businesses to HCSC for $3.7 Billion
Cigna Group sells Medicare businesses to Health Care Service Corp. for $3.7 billion, expanding its healthcare services portfolio.
CMS Terminates Medicare Models to Save $750 Million
CMS has ended four Medicare payment models to refocus on effective value-based care and save $750 million.