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NEW POLL: Voters Oppose Medicare Cuts That Threaten Hospital Care

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A new poll reveals that likely voters oppose Medicare cuts that threaten access to hospital care and are concerned about corporate insurance companies’ practice of delaying and denying patients’ care. The poll’s key findings include: Voters Prioritize Access to Hospital Care & Oppose Cuts That Threaten Access: The vast majority of likely voters (82%) say the federal

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Integrated Systems of Care: Value Added for Patients & Communities

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Despite the value that can be added from increased coordination associated with integrated systems of care, opponents argue, including the Alliance for Fair Health Pricing in their most recent report, that the point of this coordination is simply to increase hospitals’ market power and drive out competition, at the expense of patients and the healthcare

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Setting the Record Straight on Price Transparency

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Millions of Americans nationwide rely on their local hospital as the first, and often only, access point to receive high-quality healthcare. Hospitals are much more than brick-and-mortar buildings serving the sick; they are cornerstones of community health, counted on 24/7, especially in times of man-made and natural disasters. Their mission, whether a sole community provider

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A Port In The Storm

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Preparation means everything to the staff at New Hanover Regional Medical Center (NHRMC) in Wilmington, N.C. “We’ve gone through enough hurricanes that we’ve made backups for the backups,” said Carolyn Fisher, a spokeswoman for the hospital. On September 12, 2018, as Hurricane Florence approached coastal Wilmington, 1,800 hospital staff members secured their homes, gave their families a

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