We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
In addition to being mission-driven, we contribute 5% of profits to charities that deliver health care to those in need.
In addition to being mission-driven, we contribute 5% of profits to charities that deliver health care to those in need.
In addition to being mission-driven, we contribute 5% of profits to charities that deliver health care to those in need.
We're working to improve health for all, including enhancing quality, reducing costs, and expanding access to care.
We're working to improve health for all, including enhancing quality, reducing costs, and expanding access to care.
We're working to improve health for all, including enhancing quality, reducing costs, and expanding access to care.
Impact Health Policy Partners is the only mission-driven, public interest government relations firm focused on health and well-being.
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Policy Hub, managed by Impact Health Policy Partners, is the only comprehensive database of Federal health policy developments, cataloged by over 200 healthcare topics and programs. Regulations, reimbursement, grants, ACA implementation, hearing summaries, CRS Reports, pending legislation – you get it all here, with comprehensive, expert analysis.
Departments Extend Qualifying Payment Amount Enforcement Discretion Until November 1, 2024
The Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor, and Treasury (the Departments) released Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Part 67 to extend the qualifying payment amount (QPA) enforcement discretion under the No Surprises Act until November 1, 2024. Background. In August 2023, the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Texas issued an opinion and order in the Texas Medical Association… (Slifer, May 3, 2024) #Hospitals, #Insurance Reform, #Physicians
Agency Expands Marketplace and BHP Health Coverage to DACA Recipients; Does Not Update Definition of “Lawfully Present” for Medicaid and CHIP
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released a final rule to revise the definition of “lawfully present” in order to expand eligibility for health insurance coverage through the Exchange and Basic Health Program to recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program (press release; fact sheet). What it is. Under current federal regulations, DACA recipients are… (Marceno, May 3, 2024) #Health Equity, #Health Insurance Exchanges, #Insurance Coverage, #Qualified Health Plans