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Medicare at 55
CMA Alert | July 29, 2020
WHO Releases New Policy Brief: “Preventing and Managing COVID-19 Across Long-Term Care Services”
Research Underscores Disproportionate Impact of COVID-19
Who’s Providing Care to Nursing Home Residents?
CMA Alert | July 23, 2020
Center for Medicare Advocacy Submits Recommendations to the Nursing Home Commission
Medicare Home Health Case Settled with Full Coverage for Beneficiary with Chronic Conditions
Joint Principles from Center for Medicare Advocacy and Medicare Rights Center: Medicare Expansion of Telehealth Helps Beneficiaries Access Care During the Pandemic – But Caution is Needed Before Making These Changes Permanent
COVID Does Not Have to Lead to Deaths in Nursing Homes
Cinnamon St. John joins the Center for Medicare Advocacy as a 2019-2020 Health and Aging Policy Fellow through the American Political Science Association (APSA)
Recommendations of the Center for Medicare Advocacy to the Commission on Safety and Quality in Nursing Homes
July 2020 – Medicare and COVID-19 Updates & Other Issues
Issue Brief – July 2020 – Medicare and COVID-19 Updates & Other Issues
Issue Brief – May 2020 – Medicare and COVID-19 & Other Issues
Issue Brief – March 2020 – Updates to Medicare Payment v. Coverage – Barriers to Medicare-Covered Care & Other Issues
Issue Brief – January 2020 – Medicare Payment and Coverage – Barriers to Medicare-Covered Care & Other Issues
CMA Alert | July 16, 2020
American Health Care Association’s CEO Issues Message to Members: “We Won’t Back Down”
Advocacy Update: Medical Rationing
Groups File Petition Demanding that HHS and its Agencies “Mitigate the COVID-19 Crisis in America’s Nursing Homes”
Medicare Expansion of Telehealth Helps Beneficiaries Access Care During the Pandemic – But Caution is Needed before Making These Changes Permanent
Elder Justice Newsletter – Vol 2, Issue 11 Now Available
CMA Alert | July 9, 2020
Additional Infection Control Surveys at Nursing Facilities Show Same Results: Few Deficiencies, Most Called “No Harm”