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Health care reform or the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) began its journey on February 24, 2009,
Read moreIn February of this year, the U.S. Congress passed a sweeping legislation called the Affordable Care Act, affectionately known as ObamaCare.
Read moreRecently, HCS presented at the Healthcare Reform Conference of the Employers’ Health Congress.
Read moreProviders will need to be able to produce and leverage new CMS outcome information to win over hospital CxOs.
Read moreAchieving quality excellence in care coordination with controlled costs is one of the top most needs today and demands enhancing the relationship between patients and physicians.
Read moreFor an efficient and effective healthcare delivery, the right information should be available at the right place, in the right way at the right time.
Read moreOne of the provisions of the new Healthcare Reform officially known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA)
Read moreThis article is a continuation of the earlier article (Healthcare Reforms: Today and Tomorrow- Part 1
Read moreNotwithstanding the Republican House majority, health care reform is probably here to stay; at least as long as Mr. Obama is President.
Read moreThe PPACA is depending on a $500,000,000 cut to Medicare reimbursement that it now pays out to providers on an annual basis. From a political standpoint,
Read morePresident Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act into law on March 23, 2010.
Read moreRecent statistics prove that too many people in this country do not obtain the preventive health care needed to stay healthy or avoid or delay the onset of disease.
Read moreI awaited the 2010 election before writing this article, as there was a possibility that the seven-month-old Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (the “Act”)
Read moreNow, more than ever, it’s time for benefits producers to take control of their future.
Read moreIn this age of Healthcare Reform and now mandated health insurance for all Americans,
Read moreMusings of an Old World doctor about the New World healthcare marketplace.
Read moreAs healthcare costs continue to increase, the government’s primary focus has been geared towards inpatient hospital stays for acute or chronic conditions.
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