CMS Halts Mandatory Medicare Reporting for Skilled Nursing Facilities
Stay informed on CMS's pause of Medicare reporting requirements for SNFs, impacting compliance timelines. Essential updates for healthcare providers.
Stay informed on CMS's pause of Medicare reporting requirements for SNFs, impacting compliance timelines. Essential updates for healthcare providers.
Explore upcoming regulatory changes impacting skilled nursing facilities in 2025, focusing on compliance, Medicare billing, and ownership transparency.
Explore the challenges in the skilled nursing sector, including regulatory changes, financial restructuring, and legal issues impacting the industry in 2025.
Explore how new Medicare cost report forms are transforming skilled nursing data submission, promoting transparency and compliance for providers in the industry.
Discover how upcoming Medicaid budget cuts under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will shape the future of skilled nursing facilities. Stay informed and ready!
Detailed analysis of 2025 skilled nursing sector challenges including deregulation impacts, Medicaid funding cuts, private equity roles, and market trends driving nursing home valuations and closures.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) indefinitely suspends mandatory skilled nursing facility off-cycle enrollment revalidation, addressing provider challenges and ensuring continuity of care. Key insights on regulatory impact and industry response.
Explore recent updates on skilled nursing care value, Medicare Advantage regulatory reforms, Medicaid hearing aid coverage expansion, and Alzheimer's treatment benefits impacting U.S. insurance and long-term care markets.
Skilled nursing and hospital readiness varies as the CMS-initiated TEAM bundled payment model launches in 2026, impacting post-acute care coordination, financial risk, and value-based contracting in U.S. healthcare.
The OIG's audit reveals significant noncompliance with PDPM billing in skilled nursing facilities, prompting potential repayments exceeding $31 million and signaling broader risks for Medicare reimbursement compliance.