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Hospitals treating Medicaid patients face additional cuts under Affordable Care Act

2013-02-15 16:35:00 (читать в оригинале)

Hospitals that provide uncompensated care in states that do not offer expanded Medicaid access may face an additional burden in 2014 as a result of cuts to Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine.U.S. hospitals that are paid funds from the Medicare and Medicaid disproportionate share (DSH) will receive a 75% across the board cut to the DSH under the Affordable Care Act. However, if their state does not expand Medicaid access, who becomes covered in each state will vary widely, stated John A. Graves, PhD, in a news release.







Pediatrician schedule: Oxford, AL 14,784
Pediatrician schedule: Ozark, AL 14,603
Pediatrician schedule: Pelham, AL 21,699
Pediatrician schedule: Pell City 13,126
Pediatrician schedule: Phenix City 31,100
Pediatrician schedule: Pleasant Grove, AL 10,287
Pediatrician schedule: Prattville 32,728
Pediatrician schedule: Prichard 27,578
Pediatrician schedule: Rainbow City 9,393
Pediatrician schedule: Roanoke, AL 6,660
Pediatrician schedule: Russellville, AL 8,973
Pediatrician schedule: Saks 10,838
Pediatrician schedule: Saraland 13,039
Pediatrician schedule: Satsuma 6,030
Pediatrician schedule: Scottsboro 14,899
Pediatrician schedule: Selma, AL 18,300
Pediatrician schedule: Semmes 17,710
Pediatrician schedule: Sheffield, AL 9,040
Pediatrician schedule: Simcoe 7,557
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths 24,633
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths-Salem 29,351
Pediatrician schedule: Southside 8,501
Pediatrician schedule: Spanish Fort 7,539
Pediatrician schedule: Sylacauga 13,055
Pediatrician schedule: Talladega 15,114
Pediatrician schedule: Tanner-Williams 60,211
Pediatrician schedule: Tarrant 6,518
Pediatrician schedule: Theodore 6,899
Pediatrician schedule: Tillmans Corner 15,887
Pediatrician schedule: Tri-Cities 33,064
Pediatrician schedule: Troy, AL 15,158
Pediatrician schedule: Trussville 12,909
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscaloosa 93,215
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscumbia, AL 8,382
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee 11,074
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee-Milstead 14,096
Pediatrician schedule: Valley, AL 9,852
Pediatrician schedule: Vestavia Hills 24,448
Pediatrician schedule: Vinemont 9,008
Pediatrician schedule: Websters Chapel-Alexandria Valley
Pediatrician schedule: Wetumpka 7,807

FDA clears mobile telemedicine robot for certain hospital settings
CBO lowers estimate for 10-year freeze of payments under the SGR
Case report shows ocular allergy agent treats rhinitis symptoms
Monitoring cholesterol, other parameters urged for children with HIV
Stricter smoking regulations resulted in fewer asthma hospitalizations

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CMS issues final rule on Physician Payment Sunshine Act

2013-02-15 16:35:00 (читать в оригинале)

CMS recently announced in a press release its final rule on the National Physician Payment Transparency Program: Open Payments, also known as the Sunshine Act, aimed to increase transparency among physicians, drug and device manufacturers and health care providers. As part of the Affordable Care Act, the rule calls for manufacturers of drugs, devices, biologics and medical supplies reimbursed by Medicare, Medicaid or Children’s Health Insurance Program to disclose payments made to doctors and teaching hospitals to CMS. According to the release, these manufacturers and group purchasing organizations must also report physician ownership and investments in these enterprises. This data will be publicly available on a CMS website by September 30, 2014, and entities required to report information under the rule will be able to review and correct reported data before it is released to the public. Collection of this information will begin August 1 of this year, according to the release.







Pediatrician schedule: Oxford, AL 14,784
Pediatrician schedule: Ozark, AL 14,603
Pediatrician schedule: Pelham, AL 21,699
Pediatrician schedule: Pell City 13,126
Pediatrician schedule: Phenix City 31,100
Pediatrician schedule: Pleasant Grove, AL 10,287
Pediatrician schedule: Prattville 32,728
Pediatrician schedule: Prichard 27,578
Pediatrician schedule: Rainbow City 9,393
Pediatrician schedule: Roanoke, AL 6,660
Pediatrician schedule: Russellville, AL 8,973
Pediatrician schedule: Saks 10,838
Pediatrician schedule: Saraland 13,039
Pediatrician schedule: Satsuma 6,030
Pediatrician schedule: Scottsboro 14,899
Pediatrician schedule: Selma, AL 18,300
Pediatrician schedule: Semmes 17,710
Pediatrician schedule: Sheffield, AL 9,040
Pediatrician schedule: Simcoe 7,557
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths 24,633
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths-Salem 29,351
Pediatrician schedule: Southside 8,501
Pediatrician schedule: Spanish Fort 7,539
Pediatrician schedule: Sylacauga 13,055
Pediatrician schedule: Talladega 15,114
Pediatrician schedule: Tanner-Williams 60,211
Pediatrician schedule: Tarrant 6,518
Pediatrician schedule: Theodore 6,899
Pediatrician schedule: Tillmans Corner 15,887
Pediatrician schedule: Tri-Cities 33,064
Pediatrician schedule: Troy, AL 15,158
Pediatrician schedule: Trussville 12,909
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscaloosa 93,215
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscumbia, AL 8,382
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee 11,074
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee-Milstead 14,096
Pediatrician schedule: Valley, AL 9,852
Pediatrician schedule: Vestavia Hills 24,448
Pediatrician schedule: Vinemont 9,008
Pediatrician schedule: Websters Chapel-Alexandria Valley
Pediatrician schedule: Wetumpka 7,807

Inflammatory reaction to molluscum contagiosum common among children
Low birth weight not associated with increased risk for childhood asthma
MI risk higher in unmarried men, women
PFO closure bested medical management alone for reduction of ischemic stroke
Monitoring cholesterol, other parameters urged for children with HIV

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HHS proposes new guidelines for Medicaid, CHIP, health insurance marketplaces

2013-02-15 16:35:00 (читать в оригинале)

New Affordable Care Act rules proposed this week by HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius set guidelines for eligibility notices and appeals in Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program and Exchanges, plus give states additional operational flexibility for Medicaid programs.“Today, we are proposing a rule to provide Americans with access to affordable, high-quality health coverage and give states more flexibility to implement the law in a way that works for them,” Sebelius said in a press release.







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Pediatrician schedule: Ozark, AL 14,603
Pediatrician schedule: Pelham, AL 21,699
Pediatrician schedule: Pell City 13,126
Pediatrician schedule: Phenix City 31,100
Pediatrician schedule: Pleasant Grove, AL 10,287
Pediatrician schedule: Prattville 32,728
Pediatrician schedule: Prichard 27,578
Pediatrician schedule: Rainbow City 9,393
Pediatrician schedule: Roanoke, AL 6,660
Pediatrician schedule: Russellville, AL 8,973
Pediatrician schedule: Saks 10,838
Pediatrician schedule: Saraland 13,039
Pediatrician schedule: Satsuma 6,030
Pediatrician schedule: Scottsboro 14,899
Pediatrician schedule: Selma, AL 18,300
Pediatrician schedule: Semmes 17,710
Pediatrician schedule: Sheffield, AL 9,040
Pediatrician schedule: Simcoe 7,557
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths 24,633
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths-Salem 29,351
Pediatrician schedule: Southside 8,501
Pediatrician schedule: Spanish Fort 7,539
Pediatrician schedule: Sylacauga 13,055
Pediatrician schedule: Talladega 15,114
Pediatrician schedule: Tanner-Williams 60,211
Pediatrician schedule: Tarrant 6,518
Pediatrician schedule: Theodore 6,899
Pediatrician schedule: Tillmans Corner 15,887
Pediatrician schedule: Tri-Cities 33,064
Pediatrician schedule: Troy, AL 15,158
Pediatrician schedule: Trussville 12,909
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscaloosa 93,215
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscumbia, AL 8,382
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee 11,074
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee-Milstead 14,096
Pediatrician schedule: Valley, AL 9,852
Pediatrician schedule: Vestavia Hills 24,448
Pediatrician schedule: Vinemont 9,008
Pediatrician schedule: Websters Chapel-Alexandria Valley
Pediatrician schedule: Wetumpka 7,807

Hospitals treating Medicaid patients face additional cuts under Affordable Care Act
CMS announces formation of new ACOs in Medicare
PFO closure bested medical management alone for reduction of ischemic stroke
Case report shows ocular allergy agent treats rhinitis symptoms
Inflammatory reaction to molluscum contagiosum common among children

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BLOG: Let the sun shine down - CMS releases final reporting requirements for manufacturers and GPOs

2013-02-15 16:35:00 (читать в оригинале)

On Feb. 1, 2013, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued its long-awaited final rule regarding the implementation of the physician payment sunshine provisions of the Affordable Care Act. The final rule does not create any new prohibitions on payments to physicians and teaching hospitals, but rather sets out new dates and requirements for manufacturers and other entities to collect data about their payments to physicians and other “covered recipients” and submit that information to CMS. Applicable manufacturers and group purchasing organizations (GPOs) must begin to collect this data on Aug. 1, 2013 and report the data to CMS by March 31, 2014.







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Pediatrician schedule: Ozark, AL 14,603
Pediatrician schedule: Pelham, AL 21,699
Pediatrician schedule: Pell City 13,126
Pediatrician schedule: Phenix City 31,100
Pediatrician schedule: Pleasant Grove, AL 10,287
Pediatrician schedule: Prattville 32,728
Pediatrician schedule: Prichard 27,578
Pediatrician schedule: Rainbow City 9,393
Pediatrician schedule: Roanoke, AL 6,660
Pediatrician schedule: Russellville, AL 8,973
Pediatrician schedule: Saks 10,838
Pediatrician schedule: Saraland 13,039
Pediatrician schedule: Satsuma 6,030
Pediatrician schedule: Scottsboro 14,899
Pediatrician schedule: Selma, AL 18,300
Pediatrician schedule: Semmes 17,710
Pediatrician schedule: Sheffield, AL 9,040
Pediatrician schedule: Simcoe 7,557
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths 24,633
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths-Salem 29,351
Pediatrician schedule: Southside 8,501
Pediatrician schedule: Spanish Fort 7,539
Pediatrician schedule: Sylacauga 13,055
Pediatrician schedule: Talladega 15,114
Pediatrician schedule: Tanner-Williams 60,211
Pediatrician schedule: Tarrant 6,518
Pediatrician schedule: Theodore 6,899
Pediatrician schedule: Tillmans Corner 15,887
Pediatrician schedule: Tri-Cities 33,064
Pediatrician schedule: Troy, AL 15,158
Pediatrician schedule: Trussville 12,909
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscaloosa 93,215
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscumbia, AL 8,382
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee 11,074
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee-Milstead 14,096
Pediatrician schedule: Valley, AL 9,852
Pediatrician schedule: Vestavia Hills 24,448
Pediatrician schedule: Vinemont 9,008
Pediatrician schedule: Websters Chapel-Alexandria Valley
Pediatrician schedule: Wetumpka 7,807

CBO lowers estimate for 10-year freeze of payments under the SGR
Single-dose flu vaccine safe among children with severe egg allergies
Hospitals treating Medicaid patients face additional cuts under Affordable Care Act
Low birth weight not associated with increased risk for childhood asthma
Medicaid drug selection committees often mismanage COI policies, researchers say

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CBO lowers estimate for 10-year freeze of payments under the SGR

2013-02-15 16:35:00 (читать в оригинале)

The Congressional Budget Office recently released its Budget and Economic Outlook: Fiscal Years 2013 to 2023, which lowered the estimate to hold current payment rates under the sustainable growth rate for 10 years from $243.7 billion to $138 billion. “We welcome the news from the [Congressional Budget Office] CBO that the cost of permanently replacing the flawed Medicare physician payment formula, known as [sustainable growth rate] SGR, has decreased dramatically,” AMA President Jeremy A. Lazarus, MD, stated in an AMA press release. “The new cost of freezing payments for 10 years is $138 billion, more than $100 billion less than the previous projection. The rate of Medicare spending growth declined compared to historical trends, and spending for physician services affected by the SGR is projected to be far less than previously estimated.”







Pediatrician schedule: Oxford, AL 14,784
Pediatrician schedule: Ozark, AL 14,603
Pediatrician schedule: Pelham, AL 21,699
Pediatrician schedule: Pell City 13,126
Pediatrician schedule: Phenix City 31,100
Pediatrician schedule: Pleasant Grove, AL 10,287
Pediatrician schedule: Prattville 32,728
Pediatrician schedule: Prichard 27,578
Pediatrician schedule: Rainbow City 9,393
Pediatrician schedule: Roanoke, AL 6,660
Pediatrician schedule: Russellville, AL 8,973
Pediatrician schedule: Saks 10,838
Pediatrician schedule: Saraland 13,039
Pediatrician schedule: Satsuma 6,030
Pediatrician schedule: Scottsboro 14,899
Pediatrician schedule: Selma, AL 18,300
Pediatrician schedule: Semmes 17,710
Pediatrician schedule: Sheffield, AL 9,040
Pediatrician schedule: Simcoe 7,557
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths 24,633
Pediatrician schedule: Smiths-Salem 29,351
Pediatrician schedule: Southside 8,501
Pediatrician schedule: Spanish Fort 7,539
Pediatrician schedule: Sylacauga 13,055
Pediatrician schedule: Talladega 15,114
Pediatrician schedule: Tanner-Williams 60,211
Pediatrician schedule: Tarrant 6,518
Pediatrician schedule: Theodore 6,899
Pediatrician schedule: Tillmans Corner 15,887
Pediatrician schedule: Tri-Cities 33,064
Pediatrician schedule: Troy, AL 15,158
Pediatrician schedule: Trussville 12,909
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscaloosa 93,215
Pediatrician schedule: Tuscumbia, AL 8,382
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee 11,074
Pediatrician schedule: Tuskegee-Milstead 14,096
Pediatrician schedule: Valley, AL 9,852
Pediatrician schedule: Vestavia Hills 24,448
Pediatrician schedule: Vinemont 9,008
Pediatrician schedule: Websters Chapel-Alexandria Valley
Pediatrician schedule: Wetumpka 7,807

Case report shows ocular allergy agent treats rhinitis symptoms
Monitoring cholesterol, other parameters urged for children with HIV
Melanocortin 4 receptor agonists activate obesity-related hypertension
Advisa MRI pacing system receives FDA approval
ACS-induced PTSD linked to crowding in EDs