Hospice News August 15, 2024
Holly Vossel

The post-Medicare Advantage hospice carve-in landscape could include wider value-based reimbursement avenues in the hospice space, leading providers to pivot into MA payer relationships.

The forthcoming end of the hospice component of the value-based insurance design (VBID) demonstrative takes effect Dec. 31. Launched in 2021, the carve-in was designed to test coverage of hospice care through Medicare Advantage, as well as coverage of palliative and transitional care.

Hospices will need a strong value-based payment negotiation strategy to prepare for the unknowns that lie ahead, according to Melinda Gaboury, co-owner and CEO of Healthcare Provider Solutions Inc., a hospice and home care consulting company.

“You need to be at the table with Medicare Advantage plan negotiations and make yourself known. You...

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