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Court Action on Affordable Care Act Could Come This Week

Posted Administrator Account on 6/25/2012
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hand down a ruling over the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act as early as this week, causing observers to play a guessing game as to what the ruling will say, and the effects it will have on health care.

After Period of Slow Growth, Health Spending to Accelerate

Posted Administrator Account on 6/15/2012
Spending on health care in the U.S. will continue to grow slowly over the next two years, but should increase after that once provisions of the Affordable Care Act kick in according to a report published in Health Affairs.

Hawaii Drops Plan to Eliminate Some Medicaid Services

Posted Administrator Account on 6/7/2012
The Hawaii Department of Human Services has said it will restore Medicaid coverage for certain services provided to non-disabled adults that are younger than 65 years of age.

Florida Counties Seek Progress in Billing Dispute with State

Posted Administrator Account on 6/7/2012
Florida's counties are making some headway in lessening the impact of a new law requiring them to refund disputed Medicaid payments back to the state.

Most Dual Eligibles Still Served by Fee-For-Service

Posted Administrator Account on 6/7/2012
A new study has found that most low-income people eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid continue to receive benefits separately via fee-for-service arrangements.