Policy

Prescribing controlled medications via telehealth allows patient care to continue without interruption.

Modest changes continue to reinforce person-centered with focus on preventive activities.

Allison Silvers, MBA, explains the benefits of Hawaii's Medicaid coverage.

Hospitals must attest to specific age-friendly capabilities and processes.

Mix of positive and negative revenue impacts for palliative care.

CMS's GUIDE model seeks to improve dementia care with 24/7 support, coordinated services, improved provider reimbursement, and more.

390 organizations to provide holistic, person-centered care to Medicare beneficiaries with dementia.

Changes includes increased base monthly payments and a two-year model extension; second round of applications also open for new participants.

The conversion factor increased due to the Consolidated Appropriation Act being signed into law.

Bill would ensure permanent Medicare payments for telehealth and some telephonic services.

Palliative care policy experts provide an overview of recent updates at the state level and share tips to increase effectiveness when working with state policymakers.

All about the non-physical side effects of serious illness—including social determinants of health, financial toxicity, and time toxicity—and what clinicians should do to address them.