Red tape relief? There’s a chance it might actually happen
Here we go again. Another President-elect is promising to trim the red tape. Will it be different this time? Believe it or not, there’s a chance.
Here we go again. Another President-elect is promising to trim the red tape. Will it be different this time? Believe it or not, there’s a chance.
It sounds like a bad joke: The problem with infections is that they’re spreading.
Currently, we should understand Medicare Part B through the lens of Section 202 of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA).
Conventional wisdom often leads us to incorrect conclusions, whether it’s in politics or healthcare. Nowhere is this more true than when we discuss our nursing shortage.
January 1 will put new evaluation codes for physical and occupational therapy into effect and we all better be paying close attention.
Interoperability between EHR systems remains elusive – particularly for post-acute care settings such as skilled nursing and home health.
It has long been speculated that a patient’s (or their family’s) disappointment with the care they receive in the healthcare system is a key driver for complaints and sometimes even litigation.
Gary Pederson has joined MatrixCare as its senior vice president, Life Plan Communities Solution.
I can only imagine what it’s like to have your every move and outcome scrutinized. And then have a “report card” issued, one that is published where literally the whole world can see...
There is one thing that makes us unique, able to rise upon the rift between the right and left and remind us daily what we have to be grateful for. I can put it into one word.