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by nobody9999
658 days ago
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>Unlike Medicare, which won’t pay for poor performance, Medicaid pays for services rendered, period. I don't believe that's true. Do you have any evidence for this? I have never heard of anyone challenging a Medicare reimbursement for "poor performance." In fact, billing codes often don't make a whole lot of sense, yet are approved without question just because the billing code exists. What's more, Medicare and Medicaid fraud are often perpetrated[0] by the same folks without and done in exactly the same way. [0] https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/09/how-medicare-and-medicaid-fr... |
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The most common way they do this is with hospital re-admissions. The hospital eats the cost, which is often because of poor hygiene and nursing practices.