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Are you wondering if Medicare or Medicaid can help with the cost of walk-in tubs? Find out the answer and take a step towards increased safety and comfort for yourself or your loved ones. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about walk-in tub coverage provided by Medicare and Medicaid. Click to find out now!
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🤔 Medicare or Medicaid? They may sound similar, but they serve different needs! Our latest blog breaks down the key differences, helping you understand which program might be right for you or your loved ones. Get the full scoop here 👉 https://lnkd.in/exZ6kMwW #MedicareVsMedicaid #KnowYourCoverage #NexusInsurance
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Running into problems verifying Medicaid eligibility online for Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan clients? You’re not alone. Here’s what you need to know to continue providing quality service to dual eligibles at this time. https://buff.ly/434L3St #InsuranceAgency #InsuranceAgent #RitterInsuranceMarketing #MedicaidEligibility
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In 2020, adult hospitalizations for sickle cell and anemia resulted in the highest readmission rates among patients using public insurance, leading to 37.7 30-day readmissions for every 100 hospitalizations among Medicare patients and 41.0 readmissions for every 100 hospitalizations among Medicaid patients. Learn more in AHRQ Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project Statistical Brief 307. #PatientCare https://bit.ly/3yatG7C
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We're all going to cross this bridge at some point in life, the need for having long-term care. Of course, in the prime of youth we are not planning for this stage of life. Here's an eligibility requirement for Medicaid to cover long-term care. There are three types of eligibility requirements to receive payment for long-term care services for Medicaid: general eligibility, functional eligibility, and financial eligibility. Applicants must meet all three types to be covered by Medicaid. If you're on Medicare, many people believe the myth that their Medicare supplement or Medigap insurance will cover everything not covered by Medicare. Additionally, many believe their Medicare will cover their long-term care costs. The fact is that most supplements follow Medicare guidelines and requirements, and with few exceptions, they don't pay for services that Medicare doesn't approve. For more information visit www.lifesolutionsins.com
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PLANNING AHEAD: How Medicare services at home differ from at-home Medicaid http://ow.ly/5uwi30sCv3H
PLANNING AHEAD: How Medicare services at home differ from at-home Medicaid
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Create your Access Rule data roadmap this summer with my colleagues Patricia Rowan, MPP, PMP, Jenna Libersky, Rick McManus and Kathleen Shea in our latest post on how states can start planning for this rule.
Almost every new requirement in the final Medicaid Access Rule will require states to draw on their HCBS program data to comply with reporting requirements. Our team of experts at Mathematica is here to help states map out a data strategy that will position them to meet CMS requirements while also improving their ability to holistically monitor quality and access within their HCBS programs. I'm joining Jenna Libersky, Kathleen Shea, and Rick McManus to talk about this on today's blog. https://lnkd.in/diUTs-QA
Create Your Medicaid Access Rule Data Roadmap
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In 2020, adult hospitalizations for sickle cell and anemia resulted in the highest readmission rates among patients using public insurance, leading to 37.7 30-day readmissions for every 100 hospitalizations among Medicare patients and 41.0 readmissions for every 100 hospitalizations among Medicaid patients. Learn more in AHRQ Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project Statistical Brief 307. #PatientCare https://bit.ly/3yatG7C
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