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Cases

Barton Reeves v. Becerra U.S. District Court, Connecticut In this case, the Medicare agency made a fundamental error of law when it denied coverage of skilled nursing facility (SNF) care for a Connecticut resident. After a hearing with an … [Read more...] about Cases

Part D / Prescription Drug Benefits

Introduction to Medicare Part D This section constitutes an introduction to Part D. For more detailed information on any of the topics in this section, please click on the links within the topics. There, you will also find relevant legislative, … [Read more...] about Part D / Prescription Drug Benefits

Part B

Introduction Part B of Medicare is intended to fill some of the gaps in medical insurance coverage left under Part A. After the beneficiary meets the annual deductible, Part B will pay 80% of the "reasonable charge" for covered services, the … [Read more...] about Part B

Medicare Advantage

WHAT IS MEDICARE ADVANTAGE? In addition to the government's traditional Medicare program, Medicare offers individuals the option to receive services through a variety of private insurance plans.  These private insurance options are part of … [Read more...] about Medicare Advantage

Improvement Standard and Jimmo News

Watch the 2023 Jimmo Symposium | Jimmo v. Sebelius at 10 Years: A Call for Sustainable Implementation Originally held September 27, 2023, this virtual meeting brought together advocates, providers, beneficiaries, and others to discuss practical … [Read more...] about Improvement Standard and Jimmo News

Discharge Planning

Rights and Procedures for Medicare Beneficiaries in Various Care Settings What does "Discharge Planning" plan for? What is the hospital supposed to do to prepare me for discharge? How do I get notified? How can I argue being … [Read more...] about Discharge Planning

Medicare Coverage for People with Disabilities

I'm not 65 yet, but I am disabled. Can I get Medicare coverage? I heard that I had to collect disability for 24 months to be eligible. Is this ALWAYS true? I have trouble getting private insurance. Can my illness disqualify me for Medicare … [Read more...] about Medicare Coverage for People with Disabilities

Chronic Conditions

Services for Beneficiaries with Chronic Conditions Many beneficiaries and providers often have questions about obtaining Medicare and Medicare Advantage coverage for services provided to individuals with on-going, chronic conditions. Medicare … [Read more...] about Chronic Conditions

Glossary of Terms

  The letters at the top of the glossary chart will act as alphabetical links. To search for a specific word or phrase on this page, use the Ctrl+F keys on your keyboard, and enter the word you are looking … [Read more...] about Glossary of Terms

CMA Alert: Medicare Home Health Regs: Improvement NOT Required; Also Extender Act and More

December 12, 2010

CMA ALERT, DECEMBER 12, 2010 New Medicare Home Health Regulations: Improvement is NOT Required to Maintain Coverage! Congress Passes the Medicare and Medicaid Extenders Act of 2010 CMS Issues Corrected "Choosers" … [Read more...] about CMA Alert: Medicare Home Health Regs: Improvement NOT Required; Also Extender Act and More

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Jimmo v. Sebelius

Medicare covers skilled care to maintain or slow decline as well as to improve.

Improvement Isn’t Required. It’s the law!

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We are proud to honor Dr. Natalia Chalmers as the 2026 recipient of the Alfred J. Chiplin, Jr. Social Justice & Advocacy Award at the National Voices of Medicare Summit.
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To me, the coding isn't the point. These are tools that provide better quality patient information. Right/left mistakes are less likely to happen. Inaccurate chronology is reduced.

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8 Apr 2041979725334376804

Medicare is at a crossroads.

Join national advocates, policymakers, legal experts, and researchers on May 20, 12:00–4:30 PM ET, for the Center for Medicare Advocacy’s 13th Annual National Voices of Medicare Summit: Defending the Public Promise.

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7 Apr 2041617206153261353

FDA approval doesn’t mean Medicare coverage.

Some breakthrough medical devices wait 5.7 years on average before seniors can access them. That delay can shape outcomes, innovation, and costs.

Should Medicare move faster on breakthrough tech?

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