CMS Asking for Comment on Aligning Medicare-Medicaid ‘Dual-Eligibles’

CMS is asking for comments on how to better align the sometimes conflicting requirements for people enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid, called “dual-eligibles,” according to a report by AHA News Now.
 

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CMS will accept comments through July 11 in six areas affecting dual-eligibles: care coordination, fee-for-service benefits, prescription drugs, cost sharing, enrollment and appeals.

 

The agency also announced a new policy to help improve coordination of care for dual-eligibles by providing Medicaid agencies faster access to Medicare prescription drug data.

 

Read the AHA News Now report on dual-eligibles.


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