Forefront: IRS Revises Family Glitch Rule
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Lisa Meeks and coauthors examine mistreatment of physicians with
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Today in Forefront, Paige Bhansali and coauthors discuss how children
with medical complexity
could greatly benefit from coordinated care models and capitated
payments.
Katie Keith writes about revisions to the Family Glitch Rule
that relate to premium tax credit eligibility for families.
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Patient And Coworker Mistreatment Of Physicians With Disabilities
Lisa M. Meeks et al.
Population-Based Payment Models Can Streamline Care And Reduce
Inequities For Children With Medical Complexity
Paige Bhansali et al.
IRS Revises Family Glitch Rule Ahead Of 2023 Open Enrollment Period
Katie Keith
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