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Medicare at 60: Successes, Shortfalls, and What Comes Next
As Medicare turns 60, Medscape convened an expert panel to discuss the successes — and shortcomings — of this landmark ...
Centene Swings to Loss, Sees Further Membership Declines for Medicaid, Medicare
The managed-care specialist’s troubles began in April when its quarterly results were overshadowed by membership declines in ...
Managed Healthcare Executive2h
Physicians Leaving Medicare Remains High After the Pandemic, Raising Concerns About Workforce Stability
Rising Medicare exit rates among physicians, especially primary care, highlight growing dissatisfaction and administrative ...
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Medicare at 60: Has the Program Been Good for American Doctors, Patients?
As Medicare turns 60, Medscape convened an expert panel to discuss the use of AI in medicine, physician reimbursement, and ...
South Florida man charged with defrauding Medicare of nearly $10 million in COVID test claims
The owner of a Broward pharmacy is charged with obtaining close to $10 million in fraudulent Medicare reimbursement claims ...
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Louisiana nurse practitioner convicted in $12M Medicare fraud over cancer tests
A New Orleans nurse was convicted in a $12.1M Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary cancer tests and a telehealth ...
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One president signed the Medicare bill but came to Independence to give credit to another
Although the bill that established Medicare and Medicaid was signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson on July 30, 1965, ...
Dementia caregivers get free support through new Medicare program
A new no-cost Medicare program, GUIDE, is now available nationwide to provide comprehensive support and resources for family ...
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Medicare at 60: Care, Cost, Control
As Medicare turns 60, Medscape convened an expert panel to discuss if physicians can survive without the program and the ways ...