We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
Impact Health is a mission-driven health policy and strategic consulting firm dedicated to improving health and well-being for all.
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Track record of success supporting states and municipalities in innovating or launching new programs.
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If you believe that every American deserves to be healthy and well, contact Impact Health Policy Partners to learn how our expertise can help you achieve your goals.
Policy Hub, managed by Impact Health Policy Partners, is the only comprehensive database of Federal health policy developments, cataloged by over 200 healthcare topics and programs. Regulations, reimbursement, grants, ACA implementation, hearing summaries, CRS Reports, pending legislation – you get it all here, with comprehensive, expert analysis.
Agency Announces Streamlined Surveys and New Care Compare Icon for Higher-Performing Nursing Homes
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that it will use a more streamlined survey process for higher-performing nursing homes and will make it easier for consumers to identify these higher-performing nursing homes on the CMS website. The new risk-based survey (RBS) process is intended to direct state resources more strategically by focusing fewer resources on high performers and is… (McClurg, July 21, 2026) #Long-Term Care, #Quality
Effort to Overturn WISeR Fails Along Party Lines After Last Minute CMS Defense
The Senate Democrats’ Congressional Review Act challenge to the Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction (WISeR) Model that tests the use of technology-enabled prior authorization for a select set of services in Traditional Medicare failed a party line vote of 46-50. The model went live at the beginning of this year but has faced significant pushback from Democrats and some patient and provider advocates who… (McClurg, July 17, 2026) #Artificial Intelligence, #Health Information Technology, #Program Integrity