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UnitedHealth’s Big Move for Rural Hospitals
UnitedHealth is rolling out a pilot to speed up Medicare Advantage payments for rural hospitals—think cash in hand in under 15 days instead of a month. This could be a game-changer for small hospitals struggling to keep the lights on. But there’s drama: a Senate report says UnitedHealth’s been playing hardball with Medicare payments to boost profits. Investors are watching closely, especially with the stock’s recent ups and downs. Will this pilot help rural healthcare or is it just good PR? #Health #BodyHealth #UnitedHealth
11 days ago
Stephanie Davies
Problem is that Medicare Advantage requires patients to pay huge co pays for services like MRIs and , outpatient procedures, etc,etc. it’s not just U HC, it’s all of them. I finally was able to escape Humana Advantage and move to a UHC supplement plan when I moved. I had to go in at a lower plan but there was very little difference. I did the math. Even with the premiums still cheaper and I don’t have to put things off.they are very fair and up front so far.
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