Could the delays backfire?
Nicholas Bagley March 6, 2014
The latest delay of the like it/keep it fix has again provoked critics of the Affordable Care Act to pillory the Obama administration for bending
The latest delay of the like it/keep it fix has again provoked critics of the Affordable Care Act to pillory the Obama administration for bending
The health policy sphere is heady with talk of the administration’s recent extension of the “like it/keep it” fix, a measure intended to mediate disruption
I’d love to go ahead the just repost his entire piece here, but I doubt the NEJM would like that. Instead, I really, really encourage
Senior officials reported that some 1.5 million people might be eligible for the latest administrative tweak to the Affordable Care Act, an extension of the
In one provision of its January Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM), for Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage, CMS proposed that it will accept no more
The New York Times Editorial Board supports cuts to Medicare Advantage (MA), as prescribed by the Affordable Care Act. As the editorial points out, there
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