Tag Archive: CMS
by Brian Murphy | March 16, 2020
The 21st Century Cures Act said that patients should be able to move from health plan to health plan or from provider to provider and have their data go with them.
by Brian Murphy | May 22, 2019
Chilmark Bight from May 2018: Major issues raised by stakeholders about the 1st draft of TEFCA ONC’s draft Trusted Exchange […]
by Robert Tholemeier | April 30, 2019
Three years ago, our report Making Healthcare Affordable: Implementing True Continuous Costing explored the need for, and benefits of, implementing […]
by Matt Guldin | February 04, 2019
In this webinar, Chilmark Analyst Matt Guldin presents key findings from our report, Bundled Payments: Current Strategies and Tools. Afterward, […]
by Matt Guldin | December 13, 2018
Key Takeaways Current vendor solutions are limited and generally require additional advisory services. Few available solutions offer workflow integration, especially […]
by Matt Guldin | November 27, 2018
HHS Secretary Alex M. Azar II’s recent speech to the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative in Washington, DC, indicated that there is a significant change in thinking of CMS about value-based-care and voluntary vs. mandatory participation in alternative payment model (APM) programs.
by Chilmark Team | November 13, 2018
On Friday, October 26, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced several rule changes that affect how telehealth services will be covered under Medicare Advantage (MA) and the Medicare prescription drug program (Part D). These changes are in direct response to the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018, which eliminated historical restrictions on telehealth reimbursement, and are intended to “improve quality of care and provide more plan choices for MA and Part D enrollees.”
by John Moore | August 14, 2018
Last week, CMS released its proposed rule (beware – in good government fashion it’s a whooping 607 pages) for the […]
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