A Quiet ‘Sea Change’ in Medicare – NYTimes.com

March 28, 2014|Medicare Reform

A Quiet ‘Sea Change’ in Medicare

For years we have advised clients to appeal decisions that deny rehabilitation at nursing homes for those patients that have plateaued. This recent New York Times article covers last years CMS settlement over the wrongful termination of services due to a patients skill plateauing.

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