Analysis shows rising exits of primary care physicians from Medicare fee-for-service, highlighting access challenges for older adults and shifts to Medicare Advantage and direct primary care models.

Study reveals rising physician exit rates from Medicare fee-for-service, with primary care facing notable impact amid payment and administrative challenges.

Susan Dentzer of America's Physician Groups emphasizes accountable care relationships for Medicare beneficiaries to improve coordination, reduce hospitalizations, and support smaller practices.

Research shows that Medicaid cuts risk severing crucial patient-primary care connections, leading to worse health outcomes and higher costs. Stable insurance ensures preventive care and lowers emergency visits and spending.

Congressional consideration of Medicaid cuts threatens primary care continuity, increasing health risks and costs for millions. Stable insurance coverage is key for preventive care and managing chronic diseases.

Mercy and Humana collaborate to open 65 Prime+ clinics in Missouri, enhancing Medicare senior care with tailored primary care services and expanded access to Medicare Advantage plans.

Study shows Medicare primary care visits shifting from physician offices to hospital-affiliated and multispecialty practices, influenced by ACA funding and Medicare reimbursement policies.

Explore the financial challenges facing U.S. Community Health Centers amid uncertain Medicaid funding and potential federal cuts, impacting healthcare access for vulnerable populations.

Medicare's ongoing pay cuts strain primary care physicians, intensifying doctor shortages and risking access to care for the growing senior population. Increased audits and complex billing compound challenges, pushing some doctors out of Medicare.

New Jersey's low Medicaid reimbursement rates are causing primary care physicians to close practices, limiting healthcare access for low-income patients.