2021年,大型透析组织的透析设施参与医疗保险优势网络的比例最高。

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在《21 世纪治愈法案》(21st Century Cures Act)实施后,加入医疗保险优势计划(Medicare Advantage,MA)的肾衰竭患者比例从 27% 增加到 47%,该法案将医疗保险资格扩展至所有肾衰竭患者。在这项混合方法研究中,我们考察了 2021 年参与医疗保险合同的透析机构的特征,并通过对医疗保险计划和透析服务提供者组织代表的定性访谈数据对研究结果进行了补充。2021 年,透析机构与本县及邻县约 60% 的医保计划签订了合同。在调整后的分析中,与独立的非营利性机构相比,隶属于两家大型透析机构的透析机构在医疗保险网络中的参与率高出 33-40 个百分点。访谈表明,大型透析机构在与医疗保险计划的谈判中具有独特的优势。对于政策制定者来说,了解肾衰竭患者的医保登记人数增长如何加速了透析市场的整合是非常重要的。
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Dialysis Facility Participation In Medicare Advantage Networks Was Highest For Large Dialysis Organizations In 2021.

The share of patients with kidney failure enrolled in Medicare Advantage (MA) increased from 27 percent to 47 percent after the implementation of the 21st Century Cures Act, which expanded MA eligibility to all kidney failure patients. In this mixed-methods study, we examined the characteristics of dialysis facilities participating in MA contracts in 2021, and we supplemented the findings with data from qualitative interviews with representatives from MA plans and dialysis provider organizations. In 2021, dialysis facilities contracted with approximately 60 percent of MA plans offered in their and neighboring counties. In adjusted analyses, facilities affiliated with the two large dialysis organizations had 33-40 percentage points higher participation in MA networks compared with independent, not-for-profit facilities. Interviews suggest that large dialysis organizations had a unique advantage in their negotiations with MA plans. It is important for policy makers to understand how MA enrollment growth among people with kidney failure may be accelerating consolidation in the dialysis market.

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