A D.C. federal court struck down a new rule that would have expanded the availability of association health plans to small businesses and the self-employed. Read More
Author Craig Wilson, JD, MPA Director, Health Policy 501-526-2244 Subscribe for Updates Name First Last Email* On Wednesday, March 27, 2019, a D.C. district judge ruled that the approval of … Read more Read More
Arkansas should ensure that all opioid settlement proceeds are dedicated to health-related programs that will lead to the reduction of substance abuse. Read More
The Arkansas Center for Health Improvement was pleased to receive a visit last Thursday from a member of the team that manages the Hawai’i All-Payer Claims Database. Read More
This study, featuring Batesville Mayor Rick Elumbaugh and his city’s policy efforts and health initiatives, is part of a series of case studies highlighting success stories from the HAA Statewide Learning Network. Read More
At the end of February, a Pulaski County judge declined to halt the implementation of the second phase of Medicaid’s new program that transfers clinical and financial responsibility to care for individuals with complex health needs. Read More
This explainer provides information about “incident to” billing, through which non-physician practitioners may bill under a physician’s billing identifier. Read More
“Incident to” billing is a practice that allows non-physician providers to bill for services as “incident to” physician services — or “as if” the physician provided the service — using a physician’s unique identification number. Read More
