by Robert King | Oct
15, 2019 12:00pm
There are only a few months left in 2019, but some major
news is still likely to come out of Congress and the Trump
administration.
Impeachment has dominated talk on Capitol Hill, but some
lawmakers are trying to reignite momentum on legislation to end surprise
medical bills and to tackle high drug prices.
Meanwhile, expect some major regulations to come out down
the road from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Likely
regulations include an anticipated overhaul to the Stark Law, a 1989 law that
prohibits physicians from referring patients to a hospital or facility they have
a financial stake in. The healthcare industry has complained that the law
is an obstacle to value-based care.
Also, be ready for new regulations on price transparency and
interoperability. Here are five areas to look out for as we approach the end of
the year.
Here's what to expect from Congress and the
Trump administration for the rest of 2019
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