Anastassia Gliadkovskaya
Senior Writer at Fierce Healthcare
Host at Podnosis Podcast
Covering health equity @FierceHealth. Ex Stabile @ColumbiaJourn @PulitzerCenter @Forbes @THECITYNY. Signal: agliadkovskaya.75
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CMS deputy Stephanie Carlton asserts Trump administration wants to rein in—not cut—Medicaid spending
5 days ago |
fiercehealthcare.com | Anastassia Gliadkovskaya
LOS ANGELES—The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is prioritizing the acceleration of technology under President Donald Trump, according to the agency’s new deputy administrator and chief of staff Stephanie Carlton. Carlton, a Trump appointee, spoke at the Association of Health Care Journalists’ annual conference last week in Los Angeles. She was previously acting administrator of the CMS.
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1 week ago |
fiercehealthcare.com | Anastassia Gliadkovskaya
Grow Therapy, a hybrid mental health provider, has launched a new care coordination program to streamline provider referrals to higher levels of care. Grow providers who need to refer patients to higher levels of care can now initiate the process with a care coordination team. The coordinator evaluates a patient’s needs and insurance coverage to determine the best referral.
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1 week ago |
fiercehealthcare.com | Anastassia Gliadkovskaya
When providers work together, patients are more likely to get their needs met at the right place and the right time. This leads to better health outcomes and lower healthcare costs. In outpatient behavioral health, a certain subset of patients need intensive or specialized care. But referrals to higher levels of care are often inefficient and risk patients dropping out of treatment altogether.
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2 weeks ago |
fiercehealthcare.com | Anastassia Gliadkovskaya
Watershed Health, a platform facilitating real-time care coordination, has teamed up with stakeholders in Austin and Travis County in Texas. Partners in the coordination initiative include Dell Medical School at UT-Austin; Central Health, Travis County’s taxpayer-funded hospital district; Austin Public Health; Integral Care, a community behavioral health provider; the Travis County Sheriff’s Office; health systems; payers; and health information exchanges.
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2 weeks ago |
fiercehealthcare.com | Anastassia Gliadkovskaya
Cutting funds to Medicaid will have a significant impact on people's access to care, a group of Catholic, nonprofit health systems said this week. In a Tuesday briefing hosted by the Catholic Health Association of the U.S., featuring members from Trinity Health, SSM Health, Providence and Ascension, hospital leaders referred to the “moral imperative” that they and Congress share to preserve the country’s safety net. “Medicaid is not just a health program.
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