Continuous Coverage Improves Costs And Quality For Children And Low-Income Adults

Healthaffairs.org – The termination of Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) coverage due to short-term income changes or frequent reapplication requirements increases overall health care costs and negatively affects quality of care and quality measurement and improvement efforts. This may have a significant yet commonly overlooked impact on income-related health care disparities. By requiring at least twelve months of continuous coverage, we could prevent avoidable complications, reduce administrative burden, improve quality measurement and improvements efforts, and ultimately, reduce costs.


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JAKARTA (jpnn.com) – Kementerian Kesehatan (Kemenkes) menampik kabar bahwa kondisi keuangan Badan Pengelola Jaminan Sosial (BPJS) Kesehatan sedang tidak sehat. Menurutnya uang yang dikelola BPJS Kesehatan cukup besar.

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Sejumlah RS Untung Karena Pembayaran JKN

INILAHCOM, Jakarta – Kementrian Kesehatan membantah membayar rendah klaim pengobatan rumah sakit yang bekerjasama dengan BPJS. Sebaliknya Kemenkes menyebut ada beberapa rumah sakit yang justru mengalami keuntungan dari sistem pembayaran yang menganut tarif INA-CBG’S tersebut.

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INA CBGs Tawarkan Solusi Tarif Layanan Kesehatan yang Merata

Jakarta (beritasatu.com)  – 137 Rumah Sakit di Indonesia sudah menggunakan sistem pembayaran yang modern, merata, dan adil. INA CBGs merupakan lanjutan dari INA DRG yang pernah dijalankan oleh beberapa rumah sakit pemerintah pada awal dimulainya Sistem Jaminan Sosial Nasional (SJSN) Kesehatan. Teorinya, sistem INA CBGs ini dapat mendorong efisiensi rumah sakit dalam melayani pasiennya.

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Kemenkes Tak Berhak Minta BPJS Talangi Tunggakan

JAKARTA (Pos Kota) – Kementerian Kesehatan tidak berhak meminta  Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial Kesehatan (BPJS) Kesehatan untuk menalangi tunggakan Jaminan Kesehatan Masyarakat (Jamkesmas) senilai Rp2,9 triliun. “Rencana ini  sudah melanggar isi pasal 10 huruf (f) UU No. 24/2011 yang dengan jelas menyatakan tugas BPJS adalah membayarkan manfaat dan/atau membiayai pelayanan kesehatan sesuai dengan ketentuan program jaminan sosial,” kata Timboel Siregar Koordinator Advokasi BPJS Watch, Senin (10/3).

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