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Network Adequacy

8 published works

  1. Health Law

    CMS Delays but Finalizes Changes on Network Adequacy

    By Barbara H. Ryland

    The final rule implementing “Contract Year 2023 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage and Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs” is now available for review, and set for publication…

  2. Health Law

    Network Adequacy for Medicaid Managed Care: New Standards under the Final Rule

    By Marisa E. Adelson

    The Medicaid Managed Care Final Rule addresses managed care plan network issues while preserving significant flexibility for the states in designing the standards.  The Rule adds a new regulation (42…

  3. Health Law Update

    The 2017 Exchange Regulations: Network Adequacy Challenges Remain

    By Susan Feigin Harris, Summer D. Swallow

    The impact of these rules will be felt widely among the provider community as it struggles to face increasing pressures resulting from the plans’ continually narrowing networks The Centers for…

  4. Focus on Regulation

    CMS Proposes Network Adequacy Standards for 2017 as State Regulators Approve Network Access and Adequacy Model Law

    By Melissa Bianchi, Ken Choe, Therese Goldsmith

    On November 22, 2015, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) approved new standards designed to ensure that consumers have adequate access to doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare providers under…

  5. Health Care and Life Sciences

    Network Adequacy: A Multimarket Recap of 2015 and Looking Ahead

    By Richard H. Hughes IV, Helaine I. Fingold

    2016 is poised to be a major year in network adequacy developments across public and private insurance markets.  Changes are ahead in the Medicare and Medicaid managed care programs, the…

  6. Global Insurance Blog

    US: CMS proposes Network Adequacy Standards for 2017 as State Regulators approve network access and Adequacy Model Law

    By Therese Goldsmith, Ken Choe

    On November 22, 2015, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) approved new standards designed to ensure that consumers have adequate access to doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers…

  7. Healthcare Law Blog

    The National Association of Insurance Commissioners Weigh in on Issues of Network Adequacy

    By Eric Klein, Rachel Landauer

    Network adequacy—a health plan’s ability to provide timely access to a sufficient number in-network providers—has become a matter of increased scrutiny during these early years of ACA implementation; Many consumer…

  8. Health Law Prof Blog

    Concerns About Network Adequacy for Health Insurance Plans in Exchanges

    By HealthLawProf

    My home state of Washington is about as far along in the process of creating a functional health insurance exchange as any state in the country.  So when the Washington State Office…