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Showing posts with label health insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label health insurance. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Kissner, six Medicaid directors from other states pulled out in support of countrywide institute
AMA president, a Kentuckian, says doctors have a duty to make sure patients know about new health-insurance exchanges
Despite the diverse messages from many physicians almost the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Dr. Arvis Hoven, an internal-medicine and infectious-disease specialist in Lexington and the new-fangled president of the American Medical Association, thought the physicians' lobby will act whatever is inside its power to promote "Obamacare."


Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Community health centers get federal grants to hire employees to help you shop for health insurance coverage
Kentucky's online physical condition insurance argument, Kynect, opens Oct. 1, 2013, and for the most part Kentuckians be required to own physical condition insurance by January of then day or mug accuse penalties having it.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Kentucky expands Medicaid reimbursement for telehealth services, but lets managed-care firms keep authority over fees
Kentucky Health News
Recent changes in Kentucky's telehealth regulations are making it easier representing providers around the state and nation state to transfer health-care services to Medicaid patients, therefore civilizing access to specialty thought representing many patients in Kentucky's rural areas.
Recent changes in Kentucky's telehealth regulations are making it easier representing providers around the state and nation state to transfer health-care services to Medicaid patients, therefore civilizing access to specialty thought representing many patients in Kentucky's rural areas.
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Rushed transition to managed care is cautionary tale for other states, especially those with large rural populations
Friday, November 22, 2013
Online health-insurance exchange will differ in several ways from those in other states; scheduled to go online Oct. 1

Thursday, November 21, 2013
Hospital and insurance chiefs say health reform will improve Ky.'s health care and its health, after bumps in road
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Rural doctors need to support recruitment of more colleagues, former Leitchfield hospital administrator writes
With Kentucky's doctor famine almost to be exacerbated by development of the Medicaid train and federally subsidized vigor insurance, nearby will be more competition than endlessly to recruit physicians, especially to rural communities. Some doctors resist such recruitment, but they are short-sighted, writes Stephen Meredith, earlier chief executive detective of Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center in Leitchfield.
"When I became president of TLRMC in 1983 our area sickbay had seven doctors on its remedial body, so the at the outset order of commercial was the recruitment of extra physicians, or so I accepted wisdom. When this notion was presented to the collective remedial body it with was met with a unambiguous 'NO.' The remedial staff’s alarm was recruitment would hurt them financially by auxiliary 'dividing the pie' of a restricted digit of patients," Meredith writes in support of The Record in Leitchfield.
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| Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center |
Newspapers large and small inform readers (and even non-subscribers) about the complexities of health-care reform
Modish almost two months, states and the federal government will friendly online marketplaces in support of vigor insurance, which will plus offer subsidies based on pay packet and the opportunity in support of the poor to put your name down in the Medicaid train in states so as to allow extended it beyond the poverty level. By stride 31, almost all Americans will be necessary to allow vigor insurance or recompense a penalty.
Auditor Edelen says Medicaid providers 8 percent fewer under managed care; cabinet says report is limited, outdated
The digit of frequent relaying on Medicaid will escalation dramatically in 2014, as Kentucky expands it to include frequent with incomes up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level, but nearby is more alarm than endlessly almost the availability of health-care providers to talk of them.
Monday, October 28, 2013
Most who would benefit from insurance exchanges under health reform knew nothing about them last fall
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will affect millions of Americans, especially individuals in rural areas. But many are not prepared in support of the appearance changes, according to a survey by Enroll America, a non-profit crowd so as to call itself "an external organization whose mission is to amplify the digit of uninsured Americans who put your name down in vigor coverage made existing by the Affordable Care Act" through online insurance marketplaces celebrated as exchanges.
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Obamacare hearing highlights employers' worry and uncertainty; Yarmuth says repeal and defunding bids block needed changes
Three of Kentucky's congressmen agreement at a field hearing in Lexington Tuesday that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act needs changing, but had no a consensus on how it should be fixed.
Business leaders by the side of the trial plus called in support of a organize, maxim the law creates challenges in support of employees, workers and the thrift.
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| From left, U.S. Reps. John Yarmuth, D-3rd District; Andy Barr, R-6th District; and Brett Guthrie, R-2nd District, listen to Rep. Phil Roe, R-Tennessee, who chaired the hearing. |
Friday, October 18, 2013
Obamacare hits the streets in Kentucky and attracts national news coverage
The state position describes the long-awaited (for some) and highly controversial (for more) law: Lacking referring to it unequivocally: "Starting after that time, on the whole Americans will be necessary to allow vigor insurance. By using Kynect, you might receive payment assistance, special discounts or stretch credits to help cover the overheads of coverage in support of you, your type or your employees,"it says.
Just-released figures show uninsured by county
People in Logan, Magoffin, Casey, Todd, Menifee, Adair, Monroe, Edmonson and McCreary counties are more likely to lack vigor insurance than residents of other Kentucky counties, according to the data precisely released from the Bureau of the Census. And children are smallest amount likely to be insured in Todd, Monroe, Lyon, Edmonson, Webster, Hickman, Logan, Trigg, Woodford and Breckinridge counties.
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| Example of interactive mapping shows data for Logan County, highest in percentage of uninsured |
Monday, October 14, 2013
Judge OKs Medicaid expansion and health insurance exchange
A expert upheld Gov. Steve Beshear's decisions to increase Medicaid and calibrate up the state's health-insurance swap over under federal vigor reform, but his adversaries say they will carry on to fight in quad.
Franklin Circuit Judge Phillip Shepherd's two rulings mean so as to implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, through Medicaid development and the vigor swap over will carry on as intended, by the side of smallest amount in support of at the moment.
Tea Party broadminded David Adams filed a proceedings in April challenging the governor's authorized authority to create the insurance swap over, which is called Kynect and begins enrollment Oct 1, lacking at the outset seeking admiration from the General Assembly.
Franklin Circuit Judge Phillip Shepherd's two rulings mean so as to implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, through Medicaid development and the vigor swap over will carry on as intended, by the side of smallest amount in support of at the moment.
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| Circuit Judge Phillip Shepherd |
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Are health insurers trying to trick individual policyholders
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| Humana's letter (Courier-Journal photo) |
small businesses to help them plan for implementation of the Affordable Care Act
What will the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act mean in support of Kentucky's small businesses? A webinar is designed to take in hand such questions almost the federal health-care reform law, often called Obamacare.
State health-insurance exchange plans to make smokers pay 40 percent more for coverage; varied interests, observers object
Supporters of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act allow touted its goal to provide vigor insurance to all Americans lacking discrimination, such as prohibiting insurers from denying coverage due to pre-existing conditions. But it allows them to charge smokers more in support of it, and the officials running Kentucky's health-insurance swap over plot to act precisely so as to.
Eastern Time will look at rates and plan offerings in state health-insurance exchanges
The succeeding in a succession of webinars in support of journalists layer the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will be held Tuesday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.M. ET. This single will look by the side of insurance tariff and plot offerings in the new-fangled state-based marketplaces celebrated as vigor settlement exchanges.
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