One could argue if the rule changes being implemented by the Trump administration represent a further hollowing out of ACA in lieu of a Congressional repeal of the law.
States sue over whether Medicaid work requirement exemptions could force medically frail enrollees to prove they are “sick enough” to keep coverage.
Some Medicare beneficiaries are getting access to weight loss drugs this month through a so-called Bridge program. But questions remain regarding the pilot and its cost.
The concept of automated pharmacy kiosks is slowly becoming more prevalent.
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Physicians are working harder for more pay amid an ongoing doctor shortage while reimbursement rates are stagnant and expected to worsen, a new AMGA report shows.
The technology has some promising applications, but is not ready for whole body cancer screening and will not replace other imaging tools.
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