Mount Sinai quietly stops accepting some new patients with government-backed plans
New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System is no longer accepting some new patients with government-backed health coverage, according to since-removed notices on its website. An archived webpage shows how Mount Sinai stopped accepting new patients with Centene’s Fidelis Care Medicaid, exchange and Medicare Advantage coverage, as well as Wellcare Medicare Advantage coverage, as of Aug. 1. […] The post Mount Sinai quietly stops accepting some new patients with government-backed plans appeare...
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Centene, WellCare — uncategorized. Via Becker's Payer Issues.
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[DRAFT — verify before any external use] Becker's Payer Issues reports on uncategorized involving Centene, WellCare: New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System is no longer accepting some new patients with government-backed health coverage, according to since-removed notices on its website. An archived webpage shows how Mount Sinai…
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