OIG report: CMS’ fraud system has promising first year
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) has reviewed the data from Year One of the Centers for Medicare…
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Medicare policies complicate aging-in-place strategies
More seniors are choosing to age in their own homes rather than in formal long-term care settings, but…
News Read MoreIT predictions, trends and challenges for 2013 from IDC
Researchers IDC Health Insights, a division of IDC, a market research, analysis and advisory firm, recently revealed its…
News Read MoreInjunction sends Conn. nursing home workers back to work
On Wednesday, Judge Robert Chatigney granted an injunction filed by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on behalf…
News Read MoreReport examines state legislatures’ 2012 impact on the assisted living industry
The Assisted Living Federation of America (ALFA) has released the 2012 State Regulatory & Legislative Snapshot, a complete…
News Read MoreStudy: Constant assessment of medication regimens critical to patient care
A new study suggests that acknowledging healthcare practitioners’ varying perspectives on the purpose of medication reconciliation and their…
News Read MoreHHS says no to full funding for partial Medicaid expansions
Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius posted a blog Monday that clarified HHS’ position…
News Read MoreWashington Update: Medicare, ‘doc-fix’ and the ‘fiscal cliff’
As the clock counts down to the December 31 deadline for the so-called “fiscal cliff,” the negotiations between…
News Read MoreDrug company must repay Medicare up to $48M for selling unapproved Xenaderm cream
A Texas drug manufacturer owes Medicare up to $48 million in reimbursements for selling a drug to nursing…
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