BC Advantage - 2017 Issue 10
Tom Price Deplanes: What This Means for MACRA
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Article Overview
This article reviews recent leadership changes at HHS and discusses what they may mean for MACRA policy development, including the 2018 proposed rule and preparation for the next performance period. It is aimed at readers who follow Medicare payment policy, quality reporting, and federal health care administration changes.
Why This Topic Matters
Leadership turnover at HHS can affect the timing and direction of MACRA implementation, making this relevant for clinicians, compliance teams, and health IT professionals planning for upcoming reporting requirements.
Article Sections
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The departure
Covers the resignation of the HHS secretary and the broader Washington context surrounding the change in leadership.
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The standby list
Discusses possible successors and the potential implications of a new HHS secretary for health policy priorities.
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A short runway
Explains the article’s focus on MACRA rulemaking, the 2018 proposed rule, and preparation concerns for the next reporting cycle.
What You Will Learn
- How HHS leadership changes can influence MACRA policy direction
- What the article says about the 2018 MACRA proposed rule process
- Why clinicians and organizations may need to prepare for upcoming Medicare reporting timelines
- Which general policy priorities may be affected by a new HHS secretary
Who Should Read This
- Physicians
- Health system administrators
- Medical practice managers
- Compliance and quality reporting professionals
- Health IT and EHR professionals
- Medicare policy observers
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