Fact Based List:
4 Reforms That Could Cut U.S. Healthcare Spending by $1 Trillion
Submitted by jryan@mcol.com on Tue, 04/30/2013 - 15:57
- Medicare reforms. Capitated payments through Medicare Advantage and Medicare Comprehensive Care to providers for comprehensive care, with incentives to keep quality high
- Medicaid reforms. CMS should merge its "Financial Alignment Demonstration" program for Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries into a reformed "Medicare-Medicaid Aligned Care" program
- Private health insurance reforms. Capping tax exclusions for employer-sponsored health benefits to a rate in line with the federal insurance subsidy structure
- Regulatory reforms. Policies that promote higher-value care, more transparency, antitrust enforcement and updated licensing programs, as well as emphasize systemwide reforms
Source: Becker's Hospital Review
Source URL: http://www.beckershospitalreview.com/racs-/-icd-9-/-icd-10/4...
List Ratings: |
Lists You Might Also Be Interested In
- Christina Merhar: 10 Questions Every Small Business Owner Should Ask about Health Care Reform - 2014
- Sydney Rubin: Five Measures to Cope With The Pharmaceutical Side Effects Of Health Reform
- CBO: Net Effects of Health Reform on the Budget Deficit between 2017-2026
- Unity Stoakes: How Health Reform Has Already Opened the Window of Opportunity for Reinventing Health Care:
- Kathleen Koster: 5 ways GOP might untrack health reform
Login or register to post comments