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Provider orgs caution finalized physician rule would be 'existential threat' to patient care

A plan to cut doctors’ pay and bring more clinical oversight into nursing homes will decrease patient care and therapy, groups are warning. 

SMART Act Report Paves Way for Action - Physical Therapy Products

SMART Act study suggests Medicare could save between $168 million and $242 million over 10 years by reducing admin burdens on PTs and OTs.

Lawmakers pushing CMS to ease Medicare Advantage prior authorizations

Close to 300 members of Congress are urging federal regulators to do more to reduce burdensome Medicare Advantage requirements.

NASL becomes ADVION in 'inspired' move; home health, outpatient services gain focus

The National Association for the Support of Long-Term Care officially became ADVION Sunday night when the association of ancillary services providers unveiled its new name and expanded focus at its annual meeting.

Report on Bipartisan Therapy Bill "SMART Act" Paves the Way for Congressional Action

/PRNewswire/ -- The results of a new independent, nonpartisan study, commissioned by a coalition of health care provider groups, including the American...

Hospital readmission incentives on hold, and 'no one wins but Medicare'

Skilled nursing operators will forgo bonuses for a second straight year even when they successfully limit hospital readmissions.

Interoperability: A Powerful Solution to Staffing Challenges Continues to be Overlooked

To close this gap in interoperability, here are five simple steps post-acute care providers can take now: Know what you have....

Upon further review, some of CMS's latest proposal isn't so grand - Daily Editors' Notes