Study Shows Medicare ACOs Cut Billions in Costs Between 2012 and 2019
Medicare Shared Savings Program ACOs saved the program $4.1 to $8.1 billion between 2012 and 2019, with smaller physician-led organizations showing the most impact.
Medicare Shared Savings Program ACOs saved the program $4.1 to $8.1 billion between 2012 and 2019, with smaller physician-led organizations showing the most impact.
Idaho plans to shift all Medicaid services to private managed care by 2029, with health officials cautioning the transition must be gradual to avoid disruption.
The U.S. House passed a bill slashing Medicaid, raising alarms among disability advocates who fear widespread service reductions, closures, and loss of coverage.
A recent study highlights the prevalence of cognitive and functional decline among long-term care residents, emphasizing the need for proactive care planning.
New York’s OPWDD has awarded contracts to eight providers to deliver assistive technologies and supports that promote independence for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Long-term care providers appeal to HHS to stop immigration policies that could deport thousands of essential immigrant caregivers, risking severe staffing shortages.
CMS announced it will stop approving Medicaid matching funds for state programs not directly linked to healthcare, aiming to preserve the integrity of the Medicaid partnership.
The Shapiro Administration cut Pennsylvania’s IDD emergency waiting list by 19% and enrolled 3,000+ individuals in services, supported by major budget investments in the 2024-25 fiscal year.
Illinois has awarded $12 billion in contracts to four health plans as it transitions to a fully integrated D-SNP model for dual-eligible beneficiaries beginning in 2026.
A recent survey highlights staffing shortages as the biggest challenge for home-based care providers, while most companies plan to focus on organic growth in 2025.