It seems the label “Medicare for All” is being attached to all sorts of proposals. Plans to provide universal healthcare coverage to Americans abound, but they aren’t all Medicare for All. Broadly speaking, “Medicare for All” applies to only those proposals that would cover everyone, replacing private insurance.
The cost of uncompensated care and both sides try to influence legislation on the topic of surprise billing. With tens of millions at play supporting messaging, how can consumers separate fact from rhetoric?
Population Health and Telemedicine topped our reading list this week with proven models in improving the quality of healthcare in the Northeast. Can these positive strides be scaled and reach across the country into facilities providing care to our rural and underserved populations?
Retail outlets make plans to delve deeper into providing health services similar to stand alone traditional clinics while challenges to the Medical Deferral Program may remove access to serious medical care for immigrants pending permanent status.
Artificial Intelligence and changes in the way we save and share medical information are dominating the news in healthcare. The dialogue around Medicare for All heats up as providers consider what reimbursements would look like for their facilities.