AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealthcare Fraud: A Rockville man was indicted in an alleged $100 million COVID-19 testing scheme involving false claims to Medicare, Medicaid and other insurers; prosecutors say nearly $50 million was collected. Medicare Coverage: Maryland’s regulated hospital rates are cited as one reason insurers are leaving the Medicare Advantage market. Aetna plans to exit the state for 2027, and affected members will need to choose new coverage during fall enrollment. Hospital Oversight: Maryland officials are taking another look at hospitals’ use of offshore captive insurance companies. Emergency Care: MedStar Health introduced a new helicopter at MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital to expand critical-care transport capabilities. Youth Mental Health: Eastern Shore nonprofit For All Seasons launched an online suicide-prevention course for middle and high school students and trusted adults, with guidance on recognizing distress and starting difficult conversations. Family Support: A $41,273 county grant will help the Maryland Diaper Bank provide diapers, hygiene supplies and postpartum kits to Charles County families facing financial hardship.
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