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Hospital Executives Report Key Pandemic Crisis Challenges In Testing & Post-Acute Care Discharge

Article June 8, 2020

At the end of March 2020, administrators from 323 hospitals and health systems responding to a federal survey about their challenges addressing the coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic said limited testing… Read More

9% Of Long-Term Care Residents Receive Less Medication Than Needed Due To Inadequate Prescription Coverage

Article June 8, 2020

About 8.9% of Medicare beneficiaries residing in long-term care facilities during 2011 to 2013 paid for all medications out-of-pocket (OOP). Long-term care Medicare enrollees without drug coverage or with private… Read More

About 10% Of Medicaid Beneficiaries With Behavioral Health Disorders Made Telehealth Visits In 2017

Article June 8, 2020

About 10% of adult Medicaid beneficiaries ages 18 to 64 with mental health and/or addiction disorders made telehealth visits for behavioral health services in 2017. Telehealth visits were more prevalent… Read More

35% Of Primary Care Professionals Believe A Majority Of Independent Practices Could Close By End Of COVID-19 First Wave

Article June 8, 2020

About 35% of primary care professionals believe that a majority of independent primary care practices will have closed by the time the first wave of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)… Read More

CMS Approves Washington State 1115 Medicaid COVID-19 Emergency Waiver, Will Allow Higher HCBS Rates To Maintain Capacity

Article June 8, 2020

On April 21, 2020, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) approved a Washington State Medicaid 1115 waiver that will allow the state to pay higher rates to home-… Read More

Behavioral Health Provider Organizations Can Accept Donations Of Devices & Data Plans To Facilitate Telehealth During The COVID-19 Outbreak

Article June 8, 2020

During the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) national public health emergency, behavioral health provider organizations can accept donations of mobile devices and data plans to facilitate telehealth treatment, according to the… Read More

Health Care Policy, Quality, & Payer Administration

Hospital Executives Report Key Pandemic Crisis Challenges In Testing & Post-Acute Care Discharge

9% Of Long-Term Care Residents Receive Less Medication Than Needed Due To Inadequate Prescription Coverage

About 10% Of Medicaid Beneficiaries With Behavioral Health Disorders Made Telehealth Visits In 2017

35% Of Primary Care Professionals Believe A Majority Of Independent Practices Could Close By End Of COVID-19 First Wave

Molina To Acquire Magellan Complete Care For $820 Million

Integrating Behavioral Care At A Nurse-Led Clinic: An Interview With Kent Alford

New Jersey Creates Regional Health Hubs To Replace Medicaid Accountable Care Organizations

A Call For Change: The Nurse Leader’s Role In Interprofessional Teams

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