As 2022 comes to an end, Healthcare Finance News editors reflect on how much has changed over the past year and what that means for trends in 2023. The public health emergency is ongoing and will remain in place past January 11, 2023, putting the popularity of home health and telehealth in the balance. Hospitals continue to see surges, this time from a combination of COVID-19,
CEOs of both Oscar Health and Bright Health said this week during earnings calls that their companies are drawing back on their Medicare Advantage business. Bright Health Group's President and CEO Mike Mikan said Wednesday that the company is leaving the Affordable Care Act market and the MA market in all but California. Oscar Health is leaving the MA market, at least for now,
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Financial planning, performance and analysis is what CFOs want to do, but much of their time is spent moving data around, according to Frank Stevens, vice president of Financial Planning at Strata Decision Technology. "They'll describe spending 60% of time moving data around between systems and spreadsheets," Stevens said. "They thought they would be doing financial analysis."
Total 2023 payments to all end-stage renal disease facilities would increase 3.1%, compared with 2022, under the End-Stage Renal Disease Prospective Payment System proposed rule that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued Tuesday. Hospital-based ESRD facilities would see an increase of 3.7% in total payments, and for freestanding facilities, CMS projects an