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Check out our 1st KNG Health Newsletter for 2023 and learn about changing disenrollment patterns from Traditional #Medicare to #MedicareAdvantage and #implicitbias in Medicare’s Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement Model. https://t.co/Qey3fk1tOv
COMING UP: This week, we'll review key data points from the 2022 #HomeCare Chartbook with @ResearchingHC and @KNGHealth. Explore trends and demographic data and get answers to your questions.
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In their new Forefront article, @MelissaRosetteM and Dora Lynn Hughes of @CMSinnovates discuss the center's review of 3 experimental payment and service delivery models to see if implicit bias was present and if certain beneficiary groups were excluded. https://t.co/cG1RIAV6ss
REMINDER: We're a week away from reviewing key data points from the 2022 #HomeCare Chartbook with @ResearchingHC and @KNGHealth. We'll explore trends and demographic data and answer your questions.
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Trends in switching between #Medicare Advantage (MA) and traditional #Medicare (TM) show that switching behavior has changed over time, with switching into MA accounting for a larger portion of MA enrollment growth. @JAMAHealthForum@Arnold_Ventures https://t.co/TURliaI9LK
This cohort study on the Medicare Advantage to traditional Medicare switching rate in the last year of life suggests that prior research, which showed increased spending due to this switch, may overstate its impact on future Medicare spending. https://t.co/YYCZA5W7O6
New findings show broader changes in #postacutecare patterns during #covid19 than previously reported. Increased #homehealth use among Medicare beneficiaries was associated with shifts away from both skilled nursing facilities and home without PAC. https://t.co/nayeMwt2iN
Our November KNG Health News has been released! Read about our latest research on the disparate impact of #COVID19 on #HomeHealthCare use in #Medicare and the different utilization patterns of beneficiaries with acute exacerbations of #chronicillness. https://t.co/42jscTky95
#HeartFailure and #RespiratoryFailure are common causes of hospitalization and death. However, #Medicare risk-adjustment models do not separately account for acute exacerbations of these conditions. Read the recent KNG Health blog post to learn more! https://t.co/4tRrhl13dF
During the #COVID19 PHE, non-COVID-19 Black #Medicare beneficiaries' likelihood of using #HHA and high-quality HHAs after a hospital stay increased more than for non-Black beneficiaries. Find out more in our recent study funded by @commonwealthfnd. https://t.co/RvuyuTOfgF
Marie Steele-Adjognon discusses our examination of the impact of #COVID19 on home health care use by #Medicare beneficiaries, with a focus on Black beneficiaries, dual eligibles, patients with high needs and high costs #ARM2022@AcademyHealth
Our May KNG Health News has been released! Read about our latest research on traditional #Medicare beneficiaries switching into #MedicareAdvantage and the role of post-acute care providers during the #COVID19 PHE. https://t.co/Vk7rbdQrXu
Looking at #Medicare#postacutecare and #COVID19, we find that #homehealth volume remained stable in the later part of 2020, due to increased use among #COVID19 patients, which has offset decreased use among non-COVID patients. @GUHealthFinance https://t.co/UaXgNa7cWS
#KNGHealth Consulting's Inna Cintina recently contributed to a study published in Neurology that quantifies the economic burden of multiple sclerosis in the United States #multiplesclerosis#Neurology
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#KNGHealth Consulting's Inna Cintina recently contributed to "The national economic burden of rare disease in the United States in 2019" #raredisease published in @Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases https://t.co/pRyM3UtF4V