May 27, 2022 / Comment Letters

MedPAC comment on CMS’s proposed rule on hospice for FY 2023

Research Areas:

Post-Acute Care, Quality

Apr 08, 2022 / Presentations

Aligning fee-for-service payment rates across ambulatory settings

Research Areas:

Ambulatory Care Settings, Hospitals, Physicians And Other Health Professionals

Apr 08, 2022 / Presentations

An approach to streamline and harmonize Medicare’s portfolio of alternative payment models

Research Areas:

Delivery System Reforms, Physicians And Other Health Professionals, Quality

Apr 07, 2022 / Presentations

Leveraging Medicare policies to address social determinants of health

Research Areas:

Beneficiaries and Coverage, Physicians And Other Health Professionals, Private Plans, Quality

Apr 07, 2022 / Presentations

Segmentation in the stand-alone Part D prescription drug plan market

Research Areas:

Drugs, Devices, and Tests

Apr 07, 2022 / Presentations

Initial findings from MedPAC’s analysis of Part D data on drug rebates and discounts

Research Areas:

Drugs, Devices, and Tests

Apr 07, 2022 / Presentations

Addressing high prices of drugs covered under Medicare Part B

Research Areas:

Drugs, Devices, and Tests

Apr 07, 2022 / Transcripts

April 2022 meeting transcript

Research Areas:

Ambulatory Care Settings, Drugs, Devices, and Tests, Medicare Spending and Financing, Quality

Mar 15, 2022 / Press Releases

MedPAC releases March 2022 Report to the Congress: Medicare Payment Policy

Research Areas:

Ambulatory Care Settings, Beneficiaries and Coverage, Delivery System Reforms, Drugs, Devices, and Tests, Hospitals, Medicare Spending and Financing, Physicians And Other Health Professionals, Post-Acute Care, Private Plans, Quality, Regional Issues

Mar 15, 2022 / Reports

March 2022 Report to the Congress: Medicare Payment Policy

Research Areas:

Ambulatory Care Settings, Beneficiaries and Coverage, Delivery System Reforms, Drugs, Devices, and Tests, Hospitals, Medicare Spending and Financing, Physicians And Other Health Professionals, Post-Acute Care, Private Plans, Quality, Regional Issues