Alex Tolbert’s passion for healthcare began while studying health law as a third year JD/MBA student at Vanderbilt University. Seeing a need for a go-to source to help consumers and businesses alike get the most out of their healthcare options, Tolbert founded Bernard Health in June 2006, while still a graduate student. Nearly a decade later, Tolbert is a recognized expert in health, Medicare and COBRA insurance and medical billing, and is a regular columnist in both The Huffington Post and The Tennessean.
As insurers exit the exchanges and the individual market, hospital can have existing employees become certified application counselors to help patients sign up on Healthcare.gov and apply for subsidies.
While providers are typically addressing their uninsured patients year round, open enrollment represents a significant opportunity.
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The idea is that the care management and incentive payments will motivate doctors to better support and engage patients, deliver preventive care and coordinate with other providers.
Medical bills are a major source of confusion and frustration for patients and consumers. Often, they can be the patient’s first lesson in just how complicated and vexing the United States healthcare system is. To address this, the Department of Health and Human Services has launched a competition to crowdsource a better medical bill. “A […]
Employers who didn’t adhere to ACA requirements in 2015 will feel the wrath when they file their taxes in the coming months.