The letter advocates targeted, data-driven approaches to program integrity efforts that do not create barriers to coverage for eligible individuals. It highlights the importance of standardized information sharing, state capacity building, balanced agent and broker oversight, and income verification policies that protect consumers with variable incomes and preserve access to affordable coverage.
To The Administration
Group letter to CMS in response to the Comprehensive Regulations To Uncover Suspicious Healthcare (CRUSH) RFI
- Topics: Value-Based Care
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To The Administration
Group letter to CMS in response to the Comprehensive Regulations To Uncover Suspicious Healthcare (CRUSH) RFI
The letter advocates targeted, data-driven approaches to program integrity efforts that do not create barriers to coverage for eligible individuals. It highlights the importance of standardized information sharing, state capacity building, balance…
To The Administration
Group letter to HHS in response to the 2027 Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters (NBPP)
The letter emphasizes consumer protections, balanced oversight of agents and brokers, and income verification policies that safeguard access to affordable coverage.
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