Health Benefits Risk Management at the Intersection of Monopoly and Intensive Regulation The dialysis sector is an intensified microcosm of the American health care system, and that’s bad for self-insured plans in particular. On the one hand, the dialysis marketplace…
As the leader in chronic kidney disease (“CKD”) case management for self-funded employers, we are thrilled by the new Executive Order directing Medicare to develop payment models encouraging providers to identify and treat Medicare beneficiaries who have late-stage CKD, to…
This is the second in a series of posts on the DaVita and related dialysis sector litigation. The first post is available here Intro: As noted in my previous post, the DaVita cases are all principally based on the Medicare…
Dialysis Coverage Suit Dismissed Phoenix, AZ ( April 29th, 2019) — Renalogic congratulates Amy’s Kitchen on lawsuit win against dialysis giant DaVita. DaVita, one of the two dominant dialysis providers, filed a lawsuit against natural food company Amy’s Kitchen for…
DaVita Cases Protest Dialysis Cost Containment *This is the first in a series of posts on the DaVita and related dialysis sector litigation.* DaVita, one of the two dominant dialysis providers, has filed numerous lawsuits against benefits plans for trying…
Treatment costs for chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) are high and rising dramatically, putting self-funded health plans at risk. Meanwhile, most health plan members with moderate kidney damage are unaware they have it until it has…
PHOENIX, AZ, April 20, 2018 - Renalogic is proud to welcome Mark Masson and Jim Wachtel to our executive leadership team. To support our continued growth, they join six other new hires including three registered nurses certified in case management,…
March is National Kidney Month – and Cypress is taking this opportunity to share the following information as part of its continuing efforts to help raise awareness for its employer-clients regarding the growing problem of CKD (chronic kidney disease). Not…
