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Medicare proposes cutting payments for same-day care visits
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Medicare proposes cutting payments for same-day care visits

Medicare’s 2027 fee schedule may cut payments for same-day care visits, forcing providers to split billing even when combined treatment is medically justified.

By Wren Hollings Sep 21, 2026

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How to Build a Healthy Diet Using Shelf-Stable Foods

Build a healthy diet using shelf-stable foods without guilt or high costs, as Anthea Levi explains in this guide.

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Single Women in Their 70s Find Deep Satisfaction Without Partners

Single Women in Their 70s Find Deep Satisfaction Without Partners

By Clover Dunmore September 26, 2026
Single women in their 70s find deep satisfaction without partners, as Joan's decades-long journey proves. Read the full story.
Weather factors linked to migraine risk

Weather factors linked to migraine risk

By Wren Hollings September 25, 2026
Migraine risk may be linked to weather factors like air pollution and temperature, according to a new study.
How to Build a Healthy Diet Using Shelf-Stable Foods

How to Build a Healthy Diet Using Shelf-Stable Foods

By Clover Dunmore September 24, 2026
Build a healthy diet using shelf-stable foods without guilt or high costs, as Anthea Levi explains in this guide.
Government cracks down on health insurance fraud

Government cracks down on health insurance fraud

By Sailor Fairchild September 23, 2026
Government cracks down on health insurance fraud, affecting over 760,000 individuals who lost coverage.
Wisconsin APRNs Gain Independence, Medicare Billing Unclear

Wisconsin APRNs Gain Independence, Medicare Billing Unclear

By Wren Hollings September 22, 2026
Wisconsin APRNs gain independence under the APRN Modernization Act, but Medicare billing remains unclear for these healthcare providers.
Medicare proposes cutting payments for same-day care visits

Medicare proposes cutting payments for same-day care visits

By Wren Hollings September 21, 2026
Medicare’s 2027 fee schedule may cut payments for same-day care visits, forcing providers to split billing even when combined treatment is medically justified.
AMA urges CMS to keep prior authorization deadline

AMA urges CMS to keep prior authorization deadline

By Clover Dunmore September 19, 2026
AMA urges CMS to keep prior authorization deadline for electronic prior authorization (ePA) on January 1, 2027, to avoid outdated methods.
Physicians Quit Over Moral Distress as Oregon Acts

Physicians Quit Over Moral Distress as Oregon Acts

By Wren Hollings September 18, 2026
Physician moral distress drives exits, with a survey of 1,200 doctors showing 27% have quit and 25% consider leaving, underscored by an Oregon case study.
CMS mandates 5,556 specialists join new payment model January 1

CMS mandates 5,556 specialists join new payment model January 1

By Wren Hollings September 17, 2026
CMS mandates 5,556 specialists join the new Ambulatory Specialty Model, tying Medicare Part B payments to patient management.
AI Scribes in Healthcare: Promise Meets Reality

AI Scribes in Healthcare: Promise Meets Reality

By Wren Hollings September 16, 2026
AI scribes in healthcare are transforming medical charting, but their implementation reveals both promise and practical limitations.
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