State issues corrective action plan after feds questioned Medicaid payment suspensions and timely fraud reporting.
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Nearly a quarter of adults disenrolled from Medicaid in the past year are now uninsured. The struggle to retain coverage in the government insurance program for low-income people is concerning and reveals a concerning trend as pandemic-era protections expire. According to a recent survey by KFF, nearly half of those who lost coverage signed back up later, suggesting they should never have been dropped in the first place. Learn more about the healthcare coverage gap here! #atwhealth #ppiconline #healthequity #qualityimprovement #healthcaretransformation #patientengagement
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Nearly a quarter of adults disenrolled from Medicaid in the past year are now uninsured. The struggle to retain coverage in the government insurance program for low-income people is concerning and reveals a concerning trend as pandemic-era protections expire. According to a recent survey by KFF, nearly half of those who lost coverage signed back up later, suggesting they should never have been dropped in the first place. Learn more about the healthcare coverage gap here! #atwhealth #ppiconline #healthequity #qualityimprovement #healthcaretransformation #patientengagement
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FHA applauds the bipartisan and bicameral re-introduction of the Improving Seniors Timely Access to Care Act, vital legislation to reduce delays in care for Medicare Advantage enrollees. Nearly 60 percent of Florida’s Medicare enrollees get their care through a Medicare Advantage insurance company. Unfortunately, many seniors experience unnecessary delays and denials from their Medicare insurance companies preventing timely access to appropriate care. Everyone should receive care at the right time, in the right setting to produce the best possible outcomes – yet an FHA survey showed that more than 25% of patients in hospitals that were ready to be discharged to a skilled nursing facility for their post-acute care, could not be transferred due to delays from insurance companies. Stroke patients, patients who have had heart attacks and many others need timely access to rehabilitation services and these delays are detrimental to their recovery. Mary Mayhew
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