Medicaid Work Requirements Are Coming…What They Mean and How RCA Can Help
The new federal budget reconciliation law has introduced a significant change to Medicaid, nationwide work requirements for certain adults. It’s shaping up to be one of the most significant shifts in Medicaid eligibility in decades. The change has the potential to affect millions of people, and it will have a ripple effect on hospitals, providers, […]
Medicaid Policy Shakeup: What Hospitals Need To Know
A lot is happening in the Medicaid policy world, and as your trusted partner in revenue cycle optimization, we’re keeping close watch on what’s coming. Here’s a quick rundown of significant Medicaid changes and how they may impact hospitals, patients, and the communities we serve: Tightening Eligibility & Coverage Rules New federal policies will require […]
Navigating the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Supporting Hospitals and Patients Through Change
At Resource Corporation of America (RCA), we’ve been standing alongside our hospital partners for over thirty years: long before Medicaid expansion, helping them navigate complex and shifting policies that affect access to care for the most vulnerable. We’ve seen the rules change before, and we’ve successfully guided hospitals and patients through those transitions. The recently […]
Navigating Change, Together: How Hospitals Can Stay Ahead of Medicaid & Medicare Shifts
We understand the dedication, time, and resources it takes to care for your community, and we recognize the challenges that arise when the rules keep changing. Currently, hospitals are facing significant shifts in Medicaid and Medicare. New policies, like the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, are introducing stricter requirements, funding cuts, and more frequent […]
Staying Ahead in a Shifting Medicaid Landscape: A Moment to Protect Our Patients and Hospitals
The sweeping changes to Medicaid embedded in the recent reform bill are more than policy headlines, they’re already reshaping the lives of the patients and hospitals we serve. At RCA, we see these changes not just as challenges, but as a call to lean into what we do best: protecting access to care while safeguarding […]