CMS Provides Updates for Post-Acute Care Quality Reporting
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As OHCA Health Care Spending Target Nears, Questions Must Be Addressed
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As early as next week, the Office of Health Care Affordability board could set a spending growth target for health care — one of California’s largest economic sectors and a pillar of the state’s vitality and strength.
Hospital Association Files Lawsuit Against Anthem Blue Cross for Violating Patient Protection State Laws
SACRAMENTO (April 23, 2024) — Anthem Blue Cross, one of California’s largest health insurance companies, consistently leaves thousands of its patients stranded in hospital beds long after they have been medically cleared for discharge, a violation of California law. These victims of discharge delays are forced to stay in hospitals longer, are deprived of timely post-hospital health care services, and cause backlogs for other patients who have to wait longer for hospital beds.
Coronavirus Response Newsletter
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Workforce Challenges Demand Big Thinking
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For the past two years, hospital leaders in California and throughout the nation have risen to meet perhaps the greatest test of their careers — a collective and effective response to a deadly pandemic that has killed millions worldwide.
CMS, OSHA Issue Regulations on COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements
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Vitality Payer Scorecard: Holding Insurers Accountable — Participant Information
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CMS Proposes Bundled Payment Model for Joint Replacements to Begin in January
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Coronavirus Response Newsletter
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After Two Years, What Has COVID-19 Meant?
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“This is not just a public health crisis; it is a crisis that will touch every sector, so every sector and every individual must be involved in the fight.”
– World Health Organization Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, March 11, 2020