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University of Virginia Health has new billing policies

University of Virginia Health has new billing policies Associated Press 4 hrs ago CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) The University of Virginia Health System has announced new billing policies that focus on a patient’s ability to pay. The Daily Progress reports that the health system will release liens and judgements filed against most middle- and lower-income patients. It also will limit patients’ financial liability for catastrophic medical care. Health System officials will create an ombudsman position to assist patients with disputes and redesign intake and appointment scheduling to inform patients about insurance coverage limits and financial assistance prior to treatment. Under the new policies announced Monday, the health system will remove liens and judgments for patients whose earnings are 400% or less of the federal poverty income level of $12,880 for a single person or $26,500 for a family of four.

UVa Health to release liens, judgments as part of new billing policies

BRYAN MCKENZIE The (Charlottesville) Daily Progress The University of Virginia Health System will release liens and judgments filed against most middle- and lower-income patients and limit patients’ financial liability for catastrophic medical care as part of new billing policies that focus on a patient’s ability to pay. Health System officials also will create an ombudsman position to assist patients with disputes and redesign intake and appointment scheduling to inform patients about insurance coverage limits and financial assistance prior to treatment. Under the new policies announced Monday, the Health System will remove liens and judgments for patients whose earnings are 400% or less of the federal poverty income level of $12,880 for a single person or $26,500 for a family of four.

The Biology of Autism May Depend on Sex | Genetics And Genomics

The Biology of Autism May Depend on Sex For years, researchers have known that more boys than girls have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It s been unclear whether that s because girls cases are going undetected, or whether some genetic risk factors are more likely to cause ASD in boys.  Now, scientists have assessed images of the brains of girls and boys with ASD and used genetic tools to show that the genetic mechanisms underlying ASD are very different in girls than boys. The findings have been reported in Brain. Just like boys with and without ASD, the brains of girls with ASD seem to have different responses to social cues like facial expressions compared to girls without ASD, sometimes called neurotypical, but the differences in boys with ASD aren t the same as girls with ASD.

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