Many physicians welcomed CMS' announcement of the four "pick-your-pace" options under the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act, according to HealthLeaders Media. This eases the stress for physicians who did not feel ready for the full implementation of the MACRA…
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Eight states with power to determine the Senate majority will also likely have fewer payers operating in the Affordable Care Act exchanges in 2017, according to The Hill.
Health Republic is the latest company to leave the state of New Jersey's ACA exchange. Here's what you need to know.
Connecticut's largest insurer ConnectiCare announced its intentions to stay in the state's ACA exchange, after it had decided to pull out of the exchange last week, the Connecticut Mirror reports.
Hanover, N.H.-based Dartmouth College researchers created the Affordable Care Act's accountable care organization model, which aims to improve care while lowering costs. However, the college's decision to leave the ACO program has many wondering if ACOs are sustainable, according to…
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ConnectiCare will be the latest insurer to pull out of the Affordable Care Act's exchanges, the New Haven Register reports.
A study found payers can partner with physicians to both save costs and deliver care more efficiently, according to Health System Management.
President Barack Obama attended a meeting with 13 health insurance company CEOs and wrote a letter to the CEO of every health insurance company in the exchanges urging them to work together to make the Affordable Care Act exchanges better,…
The American Hospital Association is taking its stand on Medicare's value-based reimbursement programs, saying they "do not have effective and fair financial incentives that promote performance improvement," in a statement made to the House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee, RevCycle…
Katharine Wade, the commissioner of Connecticut's Insurance Department, failed to provide financial information to the court in advance of Anthem's proposed acquisition, The Connecticut Mirror reports.