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"… live lecture presentations at regional and national meetings, and regular e-news type communications.”Indeed, were it not for the APMA’s efforts, podia …"
"… mated the government could save over 10 years in spending for Medicare and Medicaid if delivery of health care is made more efficient.Officials told the news …"
"… f e-health standards and services for the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, told the Huffington Post Investigative Fund in an interview.“T …"
"… n Galeotti. "There was no way we could afford it." The case was shifted to Medicaid, where Galeotti’s bills would have to be covered by taxpayers.Ten months …"
"… ial windfall" at the expense of her family, the hospital and the state’s Medicaid program.Like many insurance disputes, the Galeotti case has its share of m …"
"… f not for officials at San Francisco General.Under Medi-Cal, the state’s Medicaid program, the hospital was not getting paid the full amount of its charges …"
"… tate Department of Managed Health Care. In May 2008, after she had been on Medicaid for nearly a year and was re-learning how to walk, the regulators faxed a …"
"… ated interests as the committee of 12 debates serious cuts to Medicare and Medicaid.The donations from political action committees slightly favored the Republ …"
"… th care, which many have speculated means potential cuts into Medicare and Medicaid.Fresenius Medical provides a good example for how companies may be attempt …"
"… Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. A spokesman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services had no immediate comment.Murray’s case is a high profile exampl …"
"… cutting “theft alone we could save $100 billion” in Medicare and Medicaid, and that the only people punished would be “crooks.”It’s true that …"
"… e only people punished would be “crooks.”It’s true that Medicare and Medicaid paid about $64.8 billion in “improper payments” in 2011 — …"
"… “improper payments” in all federal programs — not just Medicare and Medicaid. And the improper payments did not all go to “crooks.” They represent …"
"… oney improperly.About half of improper payments, or $64.8 billion, were in Medicaid ($21.9 billion), Medicare’s traditional fee-for-services program ($28.8 …"
"… s covered by private insurance, ignoring Medicare and his own expansion of Medicaid.Santorum also fouled up when he claimed the state has “the highest healt …"
"… es to help lower-income residents buy private insurance, and they expanded Medicaid.Romney wrong on “private” insurance: Romney was correct when he s …"
"… insured previously were covered by Medicare (for those age 65 or older) or Medicaid (for low-income residents), which are both government programs, not “pri …"
"… ectly noted, Romney’s program covered the uninsured in part by expanding Medicaid for some, and by providing state subsidies for the purchase of private ins …"
"… situation and thereby lead policymakers to reduce benefits under Medicare, Medicaid, or other programs,” the CBO said. Meanwhile, Ryan himself has now …"
"… dicare exchange, and they’d be regulated by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.The premium-support payments would be tied to the second-cheapest …"
"… who are in nursing homes, and those who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. Only a small percentage of Medicare beneficiaries are in those plans, how …"