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Can Exchanges Help Consumers Get Insurance That’s A Good Value? Depends On Where You Live. (Guest Opinion)

By Sabrina Corlette June 15, 2011 KFF Health News Original

There’s been a lot of talk among state policymakers, industry stakeholders and the media about whether exchanges should be “active” or “passive” purchasers of health insurance.

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Letter To The Editor: Health Insurance Agents Are Not An ‘Unnecessary Administrative Expense’

By Ted Besesparis May 26, 2011 KFF Health News Original

The author is responding to a column originally published on KHN on May 9, 2011.

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USAID Launches ‘FWD’ Campaign To Raise Awareness Of Famine, Drought In Horn Of Africa

September 21, 2011 Morning Briefing

The PBS NewsHour blog “The Rundown” features an interview with USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah, in which he discusses a new website initiative called “FWD,” “aimed at giving viewers a better sense of the scope of the famine in the Horn of Africa — its worst in more than 60 years.” The site includes infographics and data maps “intended to contextualize the problem by showing the recent increase in food prices, where internally displaced peoples camps are located, and where various aid groups are operating,” according to the blog (Epatko, 9/20).

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Doctors In Small Practices Slow To Dump Paper Records

By Susan Jaffe, iWatch News July 7, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Despite carrots and sticks from the federal government, some physicians are leery about moving to electronic health records.

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Medicare Announces Rules For Quality Bonuses To Hospitals

By Jordan Rau May 5, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Extra funding will be awarded to facilities that do better than average on quality of care and patient satisfaction.

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Administration Delaying Some Rules For Appealing Health Insurance Denials

By Susan Jaffe March 25, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Officials say they will revise the requirements to deal with objections raised by insurers.

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Letter From California: Exchange Board Has Daunting Task

By Hilary Abramson May 10, 2011 KFF Health News Original

The Golden State was the first to create a health care exchange under federal law. But setting up the online marketplace will take time — and money that the cash-strapped state might not have.

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Fixing The Failure At Physician Compare

By Michael L. Millenson January 27, 2011 KFF Health News Original

The launch of Medicare’s Physician Compare website should have been a watershed event in the long campaign for health care transparency and patient empowerment. But, so far, it hasn’t been.

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KFF Health News Widgets

February 24, 2011 Page

Get the latest health care policy news delivered right to your website, blog or social network with one of KFF Health News’s widgets. A widget is an application that allows you to add featured content directly to your personal website, blog, social network or search engine home page. Click on “Get Widget” for easy-to add […]

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Medicare To Begin Basing Hospital Payments On Patient-Satisfaction Scores

By Jordan Rau April 28, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Beginning in 2012, bad grades from unhappy patients could cause hospitals to lose out on bonuses.

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Brokers Seek To Preserve Role In Health Insurance Marketplace

By Julie Appleby and Jordan Rau March 16, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Insurance agents fear the health reform law threatens their livelihood and want changes in rules to protect their commissions and guarantee them a role in the new health exchanges.

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Excluded Groups Want In On Health Information Technology Funding

By Kimberly Leonard, iWatch News May 23, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Providers who were frozen out of a pool of $27 billion in federal funds to convert to electronic medical records are trying to fight back to qualify for the money and increase the size of the money available.

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Some Employers Already Sending Workers To Exchanges to Buy Health Insurance

By Julie Appleby April 29, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Entrepreneurs create new private marketplaces

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Sebelius Vows To Ensure CLASS Program Is Financially Viable

By Marilyn Werber Serafini February 7, 2011 KFF Health News Original

HHS is considering a number of options to make sure healthy, less costly people are attracted to the long-term care program and costs are held in check.

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FAQs: Explaining Health Care’s Hot Topics

February 9, 2011 Page

Navigating all the terminology in health care can get confusing. KFF Health News runs down the hot topics of the day for you and what exactly they mean. On the health law:Consumer’s GuideAccountable Care OrganizationsInsurance Claim CostsGrandfathered Health PlansCoverage For ImmigrantsObama Administration’s Compromise On Contraception BenefitsCLASS – The Community Living Assistance Services And Supports ActIPAB: […]

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Pharmacists Expand Role To Help Educate And Coach Patients

By Michelle Andrews March 15, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Consumers often find it easier to get time with a pharmacist than a doctor, so drug stores are offering more outreach programs about chronic health problems.

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Type-3 Poliovirus Case In Pakistan Raises Concerns Disease May Spread, WHO Says

July 11, 2011 Morning Briefing

Pakistan has reported the first case of the type-3 wild poliovirus in six months, raising concerns that the disease may spread to other parts of Asia and beyond, the WHO said on Thursday, Bloomberg/San Francisco Chronicle reports. “Confirmation of continuation of WPV3 transmission in tribal areas of Pakistan has significant implications for the global effort to eradicate WPV3, particularly as Asia is on the verge of eliminating circulation of this strain,” the WHO said on its website.

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Medical Device Industry Lobbies IRS and Congress To Dodge Health Law Tax

By Joe Eaton, iWatch News April 18, 2011 KFF Health News Original

The medical device industry took a hit during legislative deal-making over health care last year, an excise tax that’s expected to yield $20 billion over 10 years, but the industry is using all its Capitol Hill muscle in a drive to kill the tax.

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States Seeking To Cut Medicaid Rolls Get Some Help

By Marilyn Werber Serafini February 16, 2011 KFF Health News Original

Federal officials are walking a fine line trying to satisfy the demands of budget-strapped governors who want to cut their Medicaid programs.

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Pawlenty’s Health-Care Claims During Debate Get Mixed Ratings

May 7, 2011 Morning Briefing

Two fact-checking news websites looked into statements that former Minn. governor Tim Pawlenty made at Thursday night’s GOP presidential candidate debate.

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