Bush proposes healthcare insurance-related tax deductions
By
Haymarket Media
Jan 24, 2007
President Bush Tuesday night outlined his plan for healthcare reform, which included tax deductions for individuals and families who receive health insurance.
IOM report: Technology, performance incentives could transform U.S. healthcare system
By
McKnight's Staff
Sep 07, 2012
Although waste and inefficiency plague the U.S. healthcare system, the use of emerging technologies and payment reforms could have a transformative effect, a new report asserts.
Harkin: Medicare payment commission needed to control cost disparities
Oct 19, 2009
Regional differences in Medicare reimbursement rates are vast and must be fixed in order to achieve any sensible healthcare reform, one prominent senator argued Friday.
Healthcare on hold? Chronic conditions conference hears from former House leaders
Jun 09, 2008
While healthcare reform may be a preferred topic among those seeking the White House and congressional seats, it may not be Job 1 after November elections.
What’s in a name?
By
Tara Roberts
Mar 04, 2015
The new name of the American Coalition for Healthcare Claims Integrity is the Council for Medicare Integrity. Does that mean they’ll change their focus? Not quite.
Long-term care struggling to hold onto employees, expert explains
May 12, 2011
A year after healthcare reform became law, finding and keeping good industry employees continues to be a massive challenge, especially in long-term care, an expert in healthcare recruitment and retention...
Also in the News for Monday, Sept. 14
Sep 14, 2020
State orders 250K antigen tests for nursing homes … Massachusetts reform package for nursing homes includes up to $140M in investments, restructured Medicaid rates … AHCA/NCAL releases support tool...
CMS responds to state Medicaid directors’ calls for help
Nov 11, 2011
State Medicaid directors should refrain from making short-term cuts, and instead focus on long-term changes in partnership with the federal government, the head of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services...
Unique form of dementia is common, may require alternate therapies, experts say
By
Alicia Lasek (f3)
Jun 15, 2022
Brain changes linked to a recently identified form of dementia may be present in fully 40% of older adults, neurologists say.
Crustaceans feed new wound dressing
By
Kimberly Marselas
Jun 05, 2017
A novel compression dressing made from an antibacterial substance formed from the shells of crustaceans may prevent infections in wounds.