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Benefits choice centers can help MCO's achieve a consumer-directed strategy to meet needs of small or regional employer markets
In Remote Treatment of Heart Failure Patients, Good Technology Isn’t Enough
Healthcare leaders discussed digital health during the recent American Heart Association conference, outlining the potential and pitfalls. Often, setbacks aren’t related to the technology.
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Doing More and Saving More with Primary in Home Care
In this week’s episode of Tuning In to the C-Suite podcast, MHE Associate Editor Briana Contreras interviewed VillageMD’s Senior Medical Director of Village Medical at Home, Dr. Tom Cornwell. Dr. Cornwell discussed the main benefits of primary care at home, which includes the benefit of cost savings for patients, maintaining control of hospital readmissions and others. Dr. Cornwell also noted what has changed in the industry of at-home care and if there has been interest from payers like insurance companies and medicare in the service.
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Hospitals to Get $9B in 340B Money
About 1,700 hospitals will receive lump sums after the Supreme Court ruled that CMS was wrong when it cut reimbursement rates for Part B drugs.
Telehealth Provisions Extended Through 2024: What It Means And What’s Coming
After pressing from healthcare advocates, the federal government continues some flexibilities that had been set to expire. Now the press is to make reforms permanent.
Telehealth providers aren’t more likely to prescribe ADHD drugs, study finds
Whether they saw patients in an office or virtually, doctors prescribed medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder at similar rates, according to an analysis by Epic Research.
Looking for links between atopic dermatitis and ADHD
Researchers found an association between ADHD and three inflammatory conditions—atopic dermatitis, otitis media, and herpes simplex infection.