https://www.rasmusen.org/rasmapedia/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Healthcare_PolicyHealthcare Policy - Revision history2026-04-20T18:40:06ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.32.0https://www.rasmusen.org/rasmapedia/index.php?title=Healthcare_Policy&diff=7922&oldid=prevEric Rasmusen: Created page with " Marc Goldwein (2024) <pre> @MarcGoldwein Here’s about $2 trillion, if you did the most aggressive version of each policy: 1) prevent Medicare Advantage ‘upcoding’ 2) pa..."2024-11-13T21:02:17Z<p>Created page with " Marc Goldwein (2024) <pre> @MarcGoldwein Here’s about $2 trillion, if you did the most aggressive version of each policy: 1) prevent Medicare Advantage ‘upcoding’ 2) pa..."</p>
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Marc Goldwein (2024)<br />
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@MarcGoldwein<br />
Here’s about $2 trillion, if you did the most aggressive version of each policy:<br />
1) prevent Medicare Advantage ‘upcoding’<br />
2) pay hospitals the same as doctors offices<br />
3) prevent states and hospitals from colluding to inflate their federal Medicaid match<br />
4) end Medicare Advantage quality bonuses that go to all plans, pretty much regardless of quality<br />
5) reduce excess post-acute care reimbursements in Medicare<br />
6) restrict Medigap wrap-around plans that charge seniors big premiums and encourage unnecessary care<br />
7) End reimbursents for bad debts<br />
8) build on recent drug pricing reforms <br />
9) reduce LIS copays for generic drugs and increase for name brand<br />
10) fund cost sharing reductions directly instead of through crazy-quilt “silver loading”<br />
</pre></div>Eric Rasmusen