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Postpartum Medicaid Coverage Expanded in Many States

American Medical Compliance

Several states have recently approved the extension of postpartum Medicaid coverage beyond the usual two-month period. By providing extended Medicaid coverage, states are taking a proactive approach to safeguarding the well-being of mothers during this vulnerable period. Reference US News and World Report (1 June 2023).

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Why Nurse Practitioners are a Solution to Rural Healthcare Challenges

Health Leaders | Nursing

Editor’s note: This article appeared in the July-September 2023 edition of HealthLeaders magazine. of full-time NPs seeing Medicare patients and 82% seeing Medicaid patients. Senate in April and would allow NPs, physician assistants, and other APRNs to provide particular services under Medicare and Medicaid.

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2023 Regulatory Advocacy Roundup

Capitol Beat

Not surprisingly, the main focus of advocacy is the federal Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and its subagency, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Also in 2023, CMS released a long-awaited proposal to establish minimum staffing requirements in nursing facilities.

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Leveling the Playing Field for Rural Health Providers

Health Leaders | Nursing

Editor’s note: This article appears in the July-September 2023 edition of HealthLeaders magazine. The only thing we request of community hospitals is promotion." of full-time NPs seeing Medicare patients and 82% seeing Medicaid patients. What will it take? The idea is to make sure care remains in the community.

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The CMS Minimum Staffing Rule Is Final: Here Are 5 Takeaways

IntelyCare

Nearly eight months have passed since The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a proposed rule to set minimum staffing standards for nursing homes. Others were concerned that the minimal standards didn’t go far enough to promote safer care. The dust has settled — for now.

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Crusading for Mothers

American Nurse

Missouri’s maternal mortality rates are double the national average, placing the state 38th in the United States (Nickelson, 2023). Additionally, rates of chronic conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and hypertension continue to rise among women of childbearing age (Health in Rural Missouri Biennial Report, 2022-2023).

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Digging Deeper into Racial and Socioeconomic Disparities in Pediatric Heart Transplant

Consult QD

In 2023, there should be no reason that we don’t have enough scientific evidence to guide decision-making in pediatric heart failure and heart transplant. Here are their findings in summary: Those in distressed communities were more likely to be Black and Hispanic, listed as Status 1A and have Medicaid insurance.

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