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Healthcare Finance News- Former CFO in Connecticut, Ohio, charged with fraudA former chief financial officer for three different hospital networks is facing federal fraud charges for allegedly stealing more than $200,000 from health systems in Connecticut and Ohio. William Roe, 54, of Wilton, Conn., has been charged with fraud and interstate transport of stolen funds in the misappropriation of $166,166 from Danbury Health Systems in […]
- Report: Healthcare supply prices risingPrices for products used by healthcare providers will rise 3.1 percent on the national market in the next six months, according to a new report by the healthcare supply contracting company Novation. The Irving, Texas-based company released its August 2010 Budget Impact Projections report last week. Healthcare providers that are members of VHA, the University […]
- Passport Health moves to help hospital patients settle their billsTo the growing number of revenue cycle management vendors seeking to help hospitals improve their bill collections and avoid bad debt, add Passport Health Communications. […]
- Report: BCBS companies hit hard in 2009Blue Cross Blue Shield companies experienced both a decline in underwriting earnings and lower premiums in 2009, according to a report by the credit rating firm A.M. Best. Investment income also declined for BCBS plans because interest rates remained low, the report said. The Oldwick, N.J.-based firm said the turnaround in the financial markets resulted in r […]
- Michigan doctor sentenced to 14 years in prison for Medicare fraudFarmington Hills, Mich., physician Jose Castro-Ramirez has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in a Medicare fraud scheme. He was also ordered to pay $9.4 million in restitution and sentenced to three years of supervised release following his prison term. A federal jury in March convicted Castro-Ramirez of one count of conspiracy to commit heal […]
- Employers scramble to make changes as health insurance costs increaseA survey of large employers found they are anticipating an 8.9 percent increase in the cost of health insurance next year, up from an average 7 percent this year. As a result, employers said they are planning to make changes to their 2011 healthcare benefit programs. […]
- Former CFO in Connecticut, Ohio, charged with fraud
- Medicare Spotlight
- Lower Your Costs During the Coverage GapThis page will help you to learn 5 ways to lower your costs during the coverage gap. […]
- Learn More About Plans in Your AreaPart of the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Finder tool that will help you to identify the plans in your state. […]
- Know What to do about the Flu.Seasonal flu shots are available right now. H1N1 (Swine) flu vaccine is being shipped and will soon be widely available. […]
- Medicare & You 2010Medicare & You contains important information about what's new, health plans, prescription drug plans, and rights and protections to help people with Medicare review their coverage options and prepare to enroll in a new plan if they choose. It is available in both English and Spanish.Each fall, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services mails […]
- MyMedicare.govMyMedicare.gov provides direct Internet access to your Medicare benefits, eligibility, enrollment (including prescription drug plans) and preventive health information - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Visit the site, sign up, and Medicare will mail you a password to allow you access to your personal Medicare information. MyMedicare.gov also allows you to vie […]
- Lower Your Costs During the Coverage Gap