S. 4350, known as the “Hospital Inpatient Services Modernization Act,” seeks to amend the Social Security Act to extend the period for which acute hospital care at home waiver flexibilities are available. This bill proposes changing the expiration date from 2024 to 2029,...
S. 4350 is a plan to let people continue to receive hospital care at home until 2029, instead of ending this option in 2024, and it also wants to check twice if this care-at-home option works well.
H. R. 8260 aims to amend the Social Security Act by extending the allowance for hospitals to provide acute care at home until 2029. The bill mandates additional studies to assess various factors, including the quality and cost differences in care between patients who begin...
H. R. 8260 is a plan to let hospitals keep taking care of really sick people at home until 2029. It also wants to study how this kind of care works and how much it costs, so we can make better choices in the future about hospital care.
H.R. 8261 aims to extend certain flexibilities and payment adjustments under the Medicare program. It proposes changing requirements for telehealth services, especially expanding eligibility and extending the period these services can be used. The bill also addresses payments to low-volume...
Imagine if going to the doctor was like a fun video call on the computer, and this bill wants to keep it that way for a longer time. It also wants to make sure hospitals and ambulances get the money they need while making rules fairer for people who help buy medicine.
S. 3756 aims to create a pilot program testing insurance coverage for outpatient observation services provided at home instead of in a hospital, as part of the Acute Hospital Care at Home initiative. The program will be conducted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services...
S. 3756 is a plan to see if people can get looked after at home instead of a hospital when they're a bit sick and need observation. It checks if insurance can help with this and makes sure hospitals still follow some important rules.
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