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What is the difference in the reimbursement cycle among long-term care facilities as compared to most other healthcare facilities?
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- Why are long term care providers subject to so much external control by government agencies? Provide examplescan anyone tell me what the overall role of healthcare financing is, focusing on the strategy of cost containment and how the delivery of healthcare has been impacted through the trend shift of fragmented care to managed care?What is the percentage breakdown for reimbursement in Health Service Organizations?
- Discuss current funding sources (e.g., PACE, TRICARE, SCHIP, Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance) and mechanisms (e.g., DRG, Cost-Plus, ICD-10) of healthcare financing and their importance. In transitioning to value-based care or value-based reimbursement what are the most significant challenges to providers and payors?Describe the various sources of funding beyond third-party reimbursement from which the various types of healthcare facilities can benefitAre safety-net hospitals sustainable in the long term, given the evolving landscape of healthcare delivery and financing? What innovative approaches can be adopted to ensure their continued existence and ability to provide quality care?