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That Was Then: Exploding 'Health Reform' Costs - Vimarsana News

That Was Then: Exploding 'Health Reform' Costs

President Obama and congressional leaders are desperately searching for a way to finance their fast-track power grab over the health-care sector. Both the House and Senate bills, backed by the administration, would cost well over $1 trillion over 10 years.

Integrated Care: Strategies That Work -- A Free OPEN MINDS Webinar, Sponsored By Netsmart - Vimarsana News

Integrated Care: Strategies That Work -- A Free OPEN MINDS Webinar, Sponsored By Netsmart

/PRNewswire/ -- On May 25th, 2022 at 1:00 pm ET, OPEN MINDS will host a webinar, Integrated Care: Strategies That Work, courtesy of Netsmart. This event will...

Healthcare Stakeholders Redefine Cancer Multigene Testing Clinical Utility Hoping to Spur Adoption - Vimarsana News

Healthcare Stakeholders Redefine Cancer Multigene Testing Clinical Utility Hoping to Spur Adoption

The new definition factors in individual patients' outcomes, benefits to health systems, access to clinical trials, and shared decision making with patients.

ATI Advisory Welcomes Kimberly Smathers To Medicare-Medicaid Integration and LTSS Innovation Team - Vimarsana News

ATI Advisory Welcomes Kimberly Smathers To Medicare-Medicaid Integration and LTSS Innovation Team

/PRNewswire/ -- ATI Advisory (ATI) is announcing the appointment of Kimberly Smathers to its Medicare and Medicaid Integration and LTSS Innovation practice....

Indiana's Medicaid Expansion — Designed by Pence and Verma — Panned in Federal Report - Vimarsana News

Indiana's Medicaid Expansion — Designed by Pence and Verma — Panned in Federal Report

Apr 2, 2021 Indiana’s Medicaid expansion — with its “personal responsibility” provisions that require enrollees to pay monthly premiums and manage health savings accounts — proved no better at improving health and access to care than other state expansions, a federally commissioned study found. Use Our Content Even when compared with states that did not expand Medicaid, Indiana showed only mixed results in improving the health of low-income residents, the report said. Indiana’s expansion program — known as the Healthy Indiana Plan — has been closely watched not just because o...