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CMS is testing prior authorization in Arizona while Brown University studies Medicare spending.

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  1. CBO projects Medicaid cuts will cost Arizona $34 billion, impacting rural health funding.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Oct 6. The briefing below covers this first event.

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CMS is testing prior authorization in Arizona while Brown University studies Medicare spending.

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  1. CBO projects Medicaid cuts will cost Arizona $34 billion, impacting rural health funding.1 source
  2. CMS has issued a proposed Local Coverage Determination (LCD) regarding Medicare coverage, alongside a coverage exclusion specific to Arizona.Sub-event
  3. Microsoft and Apple are seeking Medicare Advantage market share and operating HMO plans in Arizona, following a legal victory against CMS.Sub-event
  4. CMS is testing prior authorization in Arizona, alongside academic study of Medicare spending.1 source

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  • Yahoo FinanceTrump administration tiptoes into testing prior authorization in traditional Medicare Traditional Medicare plan holders have typically not had to wait for prior authorization before receiving medical