New Hampshire has secured CMS approval to provide community-based mobile crisis intervention teams for behavioral health, joining 20 other states in this significant expansion under the Biden-Harris American Rescue Plan.
The new 80-20 provision mandates significant wage increases for caregivers but brings challenges for smaller providers. This blog explores the rule’s implications, including the potential for provider closures and the effect on consumer choice in the home-based care sector.
The FTC’s recent ruling to eliminate non-compete agreements promises significant shifts in the healthcare industry. This blog explores the potential benefits and challenges this change could bring to healthcare professionals and patients alike.
Used correctly, AI can revolutionize the healthcare industry. From improving quality of care and access to care in home care and home health industry, to addressing behavioral health issues and health-related social needs, AI is primed to accelerate the industry.
Used correctly, AI can revolutionize the healthcare industry. From improving quality of care and access to care in home care and home health industry, to addressing behavioral health issues and health-related social needs, AI is primed to accelerate the industry.
In a policy shift, the New Mexico Human Services Department is increasing requirements on managed care organizations to address gaps in behavioral health care access, setting more rigorous standards for service provision.
Explore how Artificial Intelligence is transforming behavioral health, enhancing patient care through addressing mental health and social determinants of health.
Explore how Artificial Intelligence and AI-enabled technologies are transforming behavioral health and being used to enhance patient care through addressing mental health and SUDS.
The Federal Trade Commission has finalized a rule banning non-compete agreements for most U.S. workers, including healthcare professionals, set to transform employment dynamics and potentially lower healthcare costs.
CMS announces a new final rule for Medicare Advantage and Part D plans to improve consumer protections, prevent deceptive marketing, and enhance behavioral health access.