How Inconsistent Reimbursement for Special Needs Plans at Nursing Homes Is Driving Poorer Outcomes and Higher Hospitalization Rates

Skilled Nursing News · 6 days ago

A lack of consistency in how the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) reimburses programs serving special needs plan (SNP) populations is getting in the way of improving outcomes and reducing hospitalizations, according to providers, payers and consultants in the nursing home sector…

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