Changing how Medicare pays for hospice care could save the U.S. $7.6 billion a year — but at what cost to patients?
First publishedAug 5, 19:52 UTC
Last updatedAug 5, 22:44 UTC · 7m ago
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The hospice industry argues that the current payment system allows for providers to create individual care plans that meet patients’ specific needs.
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- The hospice industry argues that the current payment system allows for providers to create individual care plans that meet patients’ specific needs.
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Changing how Medicare pays for hospice care could save the U.S. $7.6 billion a year — but at what cost to patients?
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