Projecting the financial impact of healthcare reform.
Richard L Rollins
Abstract
Richard L Rollins
Abstract
The Affordable Care Act is expected to have a sweeping impact on revenue intake at healthcare organizations over the next several years. Self-pay cases will dwindle as more uninsured people purchase coverage through the exchanges, and Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payments will be affected in different ways. Anticipating the long-term payment trends is vital to hospitals' efforts to mitigate the likely changes.
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The Affordable Care Act is expected to have a sweeping impact on revenue intake at healthcare organizations over the next several years. Self-pay cases will dwindle as more uninsured people purchase coverage through the exchanges, and Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payments will be affected in different ways. Anticipating the long-term payment trends is vital to hospitals' efforts to mitigate the likely changes.
Key concepts: Medicaid, Business, Payment, Revenue, Health care, Finance, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Health insurance