Medicaid fraud audits cost more than is recovered, CMS admits
A recent Government Accountability Office (GAO) report indicates the auditing fees since 2008 totaled $102 million, while only…
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Study: Reducing avoidable hospitalizations for dual-eligibles could save millions
Providing better care for dual-eligible Medicare-Medicaid patients could significantly reduce hospitalization rates for this population, saving taxpayers between…
News Read MoreSenate committee rejects attempts to shackle reform’s prevention funds
The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee today rejected several back-door attempts to disrupt funds allotted for healthcare reform, including…
News Read MoreU.S. healthcare spending to surge in 2014; overall spending to rise with or without the ACA, journal reports
Economic forecasts for 2012-2021 predict national healthcare expenditures will grow relatively slowly for the next two years, then…
News Read MoreReport: Half of violent victimizations of elderly involved serious acts of violence
A report released today by the Justice Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) found that half of violent…
News Read MoreOmnicare appoints interim CEO in wake of Figueroa’s resignation
Following the Omnicare Board of Directors acceptance of CEO John Figueroa’s resignation earlier this week, the board named…
News Read MoreEHRs: New online database can help LTPAC facilities choose priorities, features among EHR vendors
LeadingAge’s Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST) has launched a free online initiative designed to help long-term and…
News Read MoreOhio nursing homes take $30M hit
Ohio Governor John Kasich on Monday threw the state’s nursing homes a curve ball as he vetoed a…
News Read MoreWeb-surfing seniors reach online milestone
More than half of seniors are now surfing the Web, according to research released Friday by the Pew…
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