E‑News Updates
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May 12, 2021Tags: ACA, ACA protections, Advanced Medical Technology Association, AMA, Breakthrough Device Coverage Pathway, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, covid vaccine full approval, covid vaccines, COVID-19, Health and Human Services, health care access, HHS, John Cornyn, LGBTQ, Medical Device Manufacturers Association, medical technology, medicare coverage, Medicare Coverage of Innovative Technology, Office of Management and Budget, OMB, senate finance committee
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May 5, 2021Tags: ACA subsidies, affordable care act, All Copays Count Coalition, American Families Plan, American Jobs Plan, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, copay accumulator policy, drug pricing, HIV+Hepatitis Policy Institute, lower drug prices, medicare, Medicare at 50 Act, medicare coverage, Medicare eligibility, premium reductions, prescription drug prices
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April 27, 2021Tags: care economy, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, Choose Medicare Act, CMMI, CMS, covid-19 recovery, drug pricing, drug pricing bill, Energy and Commerce Committee, H.R. 3, HHS, medicare, Medicare Part E, senate finance committee, Texas 1115 Medicaid waiver, Texas Medicaid Waiver
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April 21, 2021Tags: American Rescue Plan, brand-name drug, CMS, COVID-19, covid-19 variants, HHS, Medicaid, medicaid gap, Medicare age threshold, No Surprise Act, nursing homes, patent gaming, patent thicketing, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, PhRMA, product hopping, provider relief, public option, telehealth
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April 13, 2021Tags: ACA improvement bill, American Jobs Plan, American Rescue Plan, CMS, drug pricing, FDA inspections, generic drugs, H.R. 3, HHS, nominee
Roundtable Activity
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December 8, 2020The COVID-19 global pandemic has accelerated a range of efforts to move health care services away from the acute and institutional settings to the home. Today, more Americans are receiving care via telehealth, remote monitoring and digital health tools, home health, and even acute care in the home than ever before. Our webinar focuses on […]
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November 20, 2020The Trump Administration decision to finalize a rule to eliminate rebates in Medicare Part D will lead to higher costs for public sector retirees and their families. The Public Sector HealthCare Roundtable urged the incoming Biden Administration and the new Congress to overturn the final rule to eliminate the safe harbor in the federal antikickback […]
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