OBJECT: Massachusetts\u27 health insurance mandate and subsidized insurance program, Commonwealth Care, have been active for 2 years. METHODS: The financial impact on the neurosurgery division and demographics of the relevant patient groups were assessed. The billing records of neurosurgical patients from January 2007 to September 2008 were collected and analyzed. RESULTS: Commonwealth Care comprised 2.2% of neurosurgical inpatients, and these patients did not have significantly different acuity or lengths of stay from the average. Length of stay of MassHealth patients was significantly greater, although acuity was significantly lower than the average. Increased free care reimbursement and increased MassHealth/Commonwealth Care enrollment r...
Background: The 2006 Massachusetts Healthcare Reform (MHR) has resulted in health coverage for 98.1 ...
Objective: To determine whether the 2013 nerve conduction study (NCS) reimbursement reduction change...
Purpose. Rising health care costs in the United States have led to government regulation of services...
Background: It has been four years since the introduction of universal health care coverage in Massa...
In 2006, Massachusetts passed a health care reform which required individuals to purchase health ins...
The 2006 health-care reform in Massachusetts relied heavily on the private insurance market. Recent ...
Healthcare in the United States has been one topic of the debates and discussion in the country for ...
Object: There is wide regional variability in the volume of procedures performed for similar surgica...
In April 2006, the state of Massachusetts passed legislation aimed at achieving near universal healt...
OBJECTIVES: We determined how preinjury insurance status and injury-related outcomes among able-bodi...
Major expansions in access have allowed millions of Americans togainhealth coverage.Newmodels of car...
OBJECTIVE Several similarities exist between the Massachusetts health care reform law of 2006 and t...
Background: As a result of healthcare reform (HCR), insurance rates among Massachusetts (MA) residen...
Massachusetts health care reform, designed to expand coverage and access to care for vulnerable popu...
Abstract. In 1988 Massachusetts enacted a bill, popularly known as Health Care for All, which promis...
Background: The 2006 Massachusetts Healthcare Reform (MHR) has resulted in health coverage for 98.1 ...
Objective: To determine whether the 2013 nerve conduction study (NCS) reimbursement reduction change...
Purpose. Rising health care costs in the United States have led to government regulation of services...
Background: It has been four years since the introduction of universal health care coverage in Massa...
In 2006, Massachusetts passed a health care reform which required individuals to purchase health ins...
The 2006 health-care reform in Massachusetts relied heavily on the private insurance market. Recent ...
Healthcare in the United States has been one topic of the debates and discussion in the country for ...
Object: There is wide regional variability in the volume of procedures performed for similar surgica...
In April 2006, the state of Massachusetts passed legislation aimed at achieving near universal healt...
OBJECTIVES: We determined how preinjury insurance status and injury-related outcomes among able-bodi...
Major expansions in access have allowed millions of Americans togainhealth coverage.Newmodels of car...
OBJECTIVE Several similarities exist between the Massachusetts health care reform law of 2006 and t...
Background: As a result of healthcare reform (HCR), insurance rates among Massachusetts (MA) residen...
Massachusetts health care reform, designed to expand coverage and access to care for vulnerable popu...
Abstract. In 1988 Massachusetts enacted a bill, popularly known as Health Care for All, which promis...
Background: The 2006 Massachusetts Healthcare Reform (MHR) has resulted in health coverage for 98.1 ...
Objective: To determine whether the 2013 nerve conduction study (NCS) reimbursement reduction change...
Purpose. Rising health care costs in the United States have led to government regulation of services...