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    improve care provisions; however it can difficult to track of how well all these hospitals are providing efficient and quality patient-care. Therefore, placing the demand for system or an organization that could obtain data regarding care, customer service and help determine…

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    which program the participant qualifies for. Eligibility requires that the participants maintain a set percentage of either Medicaid or Medicare patients, implementation of a certified EHR system, and showing “meaningful use” of the electronic health record system that is selected (Path to Payment,…

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    Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Serves (CMS) The HHS agency responsible for administering the Medicare program and past of the Medicaid program (ANA.org). CSM is the Plays a large role in the way health care is delivered and presented to its patients. CMS cover 100 million people it is one of the largest programs in the health care system, and they state that coverage is not their only goal. To achieve a high- quality health care system, we also aim for better care at lower costs and improved…

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    healthcare in and out so we can implement and decide what direction we need to direct our staff everyday.. We need to understand the impact modern medicine has, why healthcare cost is rising, what major issues we are facing, understanding Medicaid and Medicare and the current state of national health policy. If we were to change one thing it would have to be that there would be a cap on how things are charged so that people were not overcharged for something just because the doctor…

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    Accountable care organization is described as an organized group of providers that coordinates the care for designated beneficiaries in the traditional Medicare fee for service program. Who are the members of the ACO? According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, members of ACO are a group of doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare providers who volunteer to coordinate quality care especially to elderly. ACO focuses more on chronic conditions that involve high cost (Kongstvedt P…

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    can help stay on top of ever changing codes. They are also the trademarks holders of the CPT. They also have a mobile application, and websites that have flash cards on them. CMS, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is a part of the Department of Health and Human Services. It was established in 1977. The CMS job is to oversee programs like the Medical Market Place and the Children’s Health Insurance Program. They also strive to lower health…

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    statutory formula for Medicare DSH. With such a drastic cut in the budget that fee of service care that is being provided becomes non-viable for most safety net hospitals. Another rule that is threatening DSH is the RIN 0938-AS92 Medicaid Program. The main rule is DSH limit is based only on uncompensated care costs. “..The hospital-specific limit prevents hospitals from receiving DSH payments above the level of any net uncompensated cost incurred in the treatment of Medicaid eligibility or…

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    health information technology incentive that is now being mandated by the federal government for the use of electronic health records and for exchanging patient medical data between providers, insurance companies, and patients. The Centers of Medicare & Medicaid Services established three phases of this program that health care official must complete in order to qualify for incentive payments. Stage 1 of the program began in 2011, with continuation of stage 2 and finishing at stage 3. Stage 1…

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    The New Threat to Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security This article explains about the controversial budget proposal supported by Representative Paul Ryan a Republican from Wisconsin. The bill “The Path to Prosperity: Restoring America’s Promise” was originally approved by the House of Representatives in 2011 but the Senate quickly overruled the bill along party lines. The main piece of the Ryan bill is the conversion of the defined benefits of Medicare to fundamentally a member…

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    Medicare is a federal health insurance for people over 65 years. It also covers people under 65 with certain disabilities and Kidney failure, and it covers 55 million older people and young people with disabilities. Medicare accounts for 14 percent of federal spending which amounts to 505$ Billion in 2014 while the Social Security accounts for 24 percent of federal spending (The facts on Medicare spending and financing, Kaiser family foundation, 2015). The Social security is pension provided to…

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