#FHIR is a standard for exchanging healthcare data electronically—safely, efficiently, and in real-time. #CMSInteroperability #MonthonFHIR

We want to hear from you! CMS is seeking public input on how we can improve hospital price transparency compliance and enforcement processes to ensure that the pricing information is accurate and complete. Submit a comment by July 21:

Wishing everyone a very happy and safe #IndependenceDay! #4thofJuly.

By using modern technology like AI, patient safety and care can be revolutionized to promote best practices and improved outcomes. #QualCon25

For 20 years, CMS has been at the forefront of improving quality for patient care, ensuring that Americans can support their health with high-quality care. At #QualCon25, we’re exploring what’s next for quality standards and how together we can build a healthier America. #MAHA

CCIIO’s Director Peter Nelson joined #NABIPAC2025 to discuss agents and brokers and the important role they play as partners with CMS in serving consumers. Together, we are strengthening our health insurance markets and ensuring the integrity of our programs.

Kicking off day 2 of #QualCon25! We’re excited to keep learning ways to build a healthier future for Americans. It’s not too late to register and attend virtually:

In the digital age, transitioning to digital quality measurement just makes sense, and means more efficient reporting on key quality initiatives. Exciting to hear plans for the future today at #QualCon25!

Nutrition plays a key role in wellness at all ages, and understanding the nutritional experiences of nursing home residents can help support better prevention and keep older adults healthier no matter their age. #QualCon25

The Acute Hospital Care @ Home (AHCAH) Initiative allows certain hospitals to treat patients with inpatient-level care at home. Today’s discussion underlines the importance of patient comfort and familiar settings for better patient outcomes. #QualCon25

Preventing chronic disease begins with behavior change interventions to encourage people to make healthier choices, including nutrition and exercise. #QualCon25

Preventing chronic disease begins with behavior change interventions to encourage people to make healthier choices, including nutrition and exercise. #QualCon25

Great discussion today at #QualCon25 on AI-driven innovation led by Michelle Schreiber. Thanks to all those who participated: Jason Adelman, Carole Hemmelgarn, and Allen Kachalia!

How do we ensure Americans with @MedicareGov can access high-quality care when they need it? With a new review of the Quality Improvement Organization Program, more refined standards for exceptional care can be implemented. #QualCon25.

Inspiring keynote from @Kevin_Volpp at #QualCon25 – using behavioral health interventions to help patients make healthier choices is a crucial piece of preventing chronic health conditions and ensuring Americans stay healthy. #MAHA

Great insight from CMS Center Directors at #QualCon25 on how CMS is driving disruption to transform the delivery and quality of care and make America healthy again. #MAHA

Excited to kick off #QualCon25 with a fireside chat with @DrOzCMS and his special guests! With 2 days of inspiring discussion and cutting-edge insight, we’ll be redoubling our commitment to deliver high-quality patient care. #MAHA

Don’t miss out as we are starting #QualCon25! You can still register and attend virtually:

Today, CMS proposed a rule updating payment rates and policies under the End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Prospective Payment System (PPS) for renal dialysis services for Medicare beneficiaries. The rule would update the acute kidney injury (AKI) dialysis payment rate for renal

CMS has proposed the Calendar Year 2026 Home Health Prospective Payment System Rate Update — which includes proposed improvements for people with Medicare to upgrade their continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps as often as every 30 to 90 days.