Cutting ER Visits: Harder Than Expected
The first two years of major expansion of access to [...]
New Medicaid Enrollees Cost Less to Serve
Contrary to fears that the long-time uninsured who became eligible [...]
Dual Eligible Programs Show Mixed Results
The Affordable Care Act-inspired effort to find more effective ways [...]
Medicare’s Bundled Payments Challenge
Now that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services [...]
Feds Seek to Regulate Narrow Networks
Amid concerns that low-cost health plans are reducing their provider [...]
Hospitals Struggle With Charity Care Requirements
At times because of insufficient guidance and at times as [...]
One State’s Battle With DSH Cuts
Hospitals across the country are concerned about the degree to [...]
Increases in Medicaid Enrollment Should Slow
Growth in Medicaid enrollment, significant this year and last, should [...]
Low-Income Workers Rejecting Health Insurance
Low-wage workers offered health insurance by their employers are largely [...]
NAUH Talks Medicare DSH With Congressional Committee
Last week representatives of the National Association of Urban Hospitals [...]
