IRA drives ‘substantial’ out-of-pocket cost increases
The Medicare drug negotiation law has led to higher out-of-pocket costs for many Medicaid enrollees, according to recent research.| HFMA
Hospital advocates have raised concerns about the proposed Medicare payment rule's accelerated clawback of 340B-related payments, which could cost hospitals billions of dollars in cuts and lead to reduced patient services. The post CMS proposal for 340B repayment sparks concerns over hospital funding cuts appeared first on HFMA.| HFMA
Congressional Democrats are pushing for a $1.4 trillion increase in federal spending, with the majority of the funds going towards healthcare, in order to pass a continuing resolution and avoid a federal government shutdown on October 1st. The post Democrats push for $1.4 trillion spending boost, risking federal shutdown appeared first on HFMA.| HFMA
The Medicare drug negotiation law has led to higher out-of-pocket costs for many Medicaid enrollees, according to recent research.| HFMA
New research shows that patients are paying less out-of-pocket costs for healthcare. Mean repayment rates have decreased, with more patients paying nothing.| HFMA
