What we're following

• •Nursing home operator bankruptcy sparks advocate concern Advocates say the bankruptcy of a troubled operator may not bring change, leaving residents uncertain about safety and quality of care. Read it
• •Medicare paid $380M for ineligible organ costs An OIG report found Medicare incorrectly paid $380 million for organ expenses that should not have been covered, raising questions about oversight and spending. Read it
• •Boston hospitals clash over Medicare Advantage split Top Boston hospitals are publicly disagreeing after a Medicare Advantage network split, showing how provider disputes can affect patient access to specialists. Read it
• •Cancer patient feels collateral damage after Dana-Farber drop A cancer patient said dropped from MGB Health Plan’s Medicare Advantage network made her feel like 'collateral damage,' highlighting risks when insurers change provider lists. Read it
• •Seven in 10 turning 65 will need long‑term care Seven in ten people turning 65 will need long‑term care, yet many families learn too late that Medicare does not pay for these services. Read it