Becker's Payer Issues, December 16, 2022
Mckinsey & Company, December 16, 2022
Fierce Healthcare, December 13, 2022
Healthcare Dive, December 12, 2022
Healthcare Innovation, December 7, 2022
RevCycle Intelligence, December 5, 2022
KaufmanHall, December 1, 2022
Forbes, November 30, 2022
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5 Services Least Likely to Obtain Reimbursement in
Comprehensive Cancer Care 1. those that address practical and family/childcare needs: 0.7% obtained reimbursement 2. caregiver support: 1.5% obtained reimbursement 3. advanced care directives: 1.7% obtained reimbursement 4. spiritual services: 1.8% obtained reimbursement 5. navigation: 2.7% obtained reimbursement Notes: From an article entitled, "Resource and Reimbursement Barriers to Comprehensive Cancer Care Delivery: An Analysis of Association of Community Cancer Centers Survey Data." 204 member programs responded to a survey in which 27 supportive oncology services were assessed for availability, reasons not offered, and coverage/reimbursement. Source: JCO Oncology Practice, December 15, 2022. |
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New Senate Bill Extends Value-Based Care Incentives NAACOS news release, December 14, 2022 |
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The 2022 Nat'l Healthcare Quality & Disparities Report:
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