Recent Posts on Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

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Nonprofit Drug Companies Aim to Curb High Prices and Shortages

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Some States are Eliminating Subminimum Wages for People with Disabilities—What Does That Mean for Workers?

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Federal Government Made an Estimated $162 billion in Improper Payments Last Fiscal Year

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Another Warning About the Nation’s Fiscal Health and Financial Record Keeping

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Now that the Election is Over, Here are Some of the Major Issues Facing the Nation and Next Congress

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How Can Government Work Better? Here Are Our Recommendations to do Just That While Saving Billions of Taxpayer Dollars

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Federal Government Made $236 billion “Improper Payments” Last Fiscal Year

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A Warning About the Nation’s Fiscal Health

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A New Government Forum for Surprise Medical Bills Is Getting More Disputes Than It Can Handle So Far

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It Matters! Our Recommendations for Congress Could Result in Billions of Dollars in Financial and Other Benefits

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Federal Payment Errors, Known As Improper Payments, Are A Continuing Concern

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As the Next Round of COVID Boosters Become Widely Available and Flu Season Begins, What Do We Know about Adult Vaccination Rates?