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CMS rule requires insurers to cover tests for asymptomatic patients

MedCity News CMS rule requires insurers to cover tests for asymptomatic patients A new CMS rule would require insurers to cover Covid-19 tests, even for asymptomatic patients. It builds on previous legislation requiring payers to cover the cost of both testing and vaccines for their members. Shares1 As the Food and Drug Administration OKs more Covid-19 tests for asymptomatic patients, the Biden Administration is bolstering requirements for insurers to cover them. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued guidance on Friday clarifying that health plans can’t deny coverage for Covid-19 tests, including for patients without symptoms or any known exposure.

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5 Medical Appointments You Should Stop Putting Off

As the medical community unearths troubling consequences for people who put off routine or emergency health care during the coronavirus pandemic, an urgent message is going out to patients: There are some medical appointments you just shouldn t put off any longer, even if you re nervous about venturing into a clinic or emergency room. In the first days of the COVID-19 pandemic, I was one of many primary care doctors making tough decisions about who needed to be seen in person and who could wait a few weeks. But as weeks have turned into nearly a year, our calculus has changed.

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Texas Mesothelioma Victims Center Urges the Family of a Person with Mesothelioma Anywhere in Texas or Their Family to Call Attorney Erik Karst of Karst Von Oiste Get An Honest Estimate of Your Potential Compensation

Texas Mesothelioma Victims Center Urges the Family of a Person with Mesothelioma Anywhere in Texas or Their Family to Call Attorney Erik Karst of Karst Von Oiste Get An Honest Estimate of Your Potential Compensation
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Medical Visits You Shouldn t Skip, Even If COVID-19 Cases Are Surging : Shots

Medical Visits You Shouldn t Skip, Even If COVID-19 Cases Are Surging : Shots
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Highmark strikes deal with Verily as part of broader Google partnership

MedCity News Highmark strikes deal with Verily as part of broader Google partnership Verily become part of a six-year collaboration between Google Cloud and Highmark Health. A big part of the partnership will be Verily’s platform for managing chronic conditions, Onduo. Shares1 Verily’s Onduo, a digital health platform for managing type 2 diabetes, will become part of a broader partnership between Google Cloud and insurer Highmark Health. Photo credit: Verily In December, Google Cloud struck a six-year partnership with insurer Highmark Health, which included plans to improve the health of patients with chronic conditions. Now, sister company Verily Life Sciences is being pulled into that effort.

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