Amy Stulick is a Reporter at RamaOnHealthcare. She covers a range of topics within the healthcare sector, focusing on healthcare administration, patient care, public health, and the intricacies of the healthcare system, including finance and investment. Amy's work has been featured in notable publications such as RamaOnHealthcare and Skilled Nursing News.
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Amy Stulick's coverage focuses on issues related to healthcare, specifically long-term care facilities and Medicaid. She predominantly cites data, reports government announcements, and covers press releases. Given the heavy reliance on data in her articles, she is likely interested in pitches backed by solid statistics or research findings.
She often delves into legal and compliance aspects of the healthcare industry as well. Therefore, experts with a background in healthcare law or compliance could be valuable sources for her pieces.
Since Amy does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, it appears that her reporting encompasses national and potentially international perspectives within the realm of long-term care facilities and Medicaid-related topics.
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By: Amy Stulick
Ignite Medical Resorts' entry into North Carolina with a 4-property acquisition offers a case study in how health system priorities, skilled nursing provider capabilities and market dynamics are combining to shape the future of post-acute care.
By: Amy Stulick
While declining relationships, payment and care delivery misalignment have come to define the nursing home sector's overall experience with Medicare Advantage, successful strategies to manage managed care have come into focus.
By: Amy Stulick
There are a lot of cooks in the kitchen when it comes to deciding whether a distressed property should be purchased, with the lender, prospective owner
By: Amy Stulick
Reimbursement inadequacy remains a widespread issue, with Medicare Advantage plans being the main culprit when it comes to financial and administrative pressure.
By: Amy Stulick
The Ohio state legislature corrected millions in Medicaid underpayments this week, approving $875 million in quality incentive payments (QIPs) to be sent to nursing homes in the state. Legislation stipulates that nursing homes who accept the money waive future legal claims related to the disputed formula.
Financing certainty is one of the biggest factors when it comes to deal risk in the skilled nursing sector. While state-specific regulatory requirements
By: Amy Stulick
The newest shingles vaccine may lower the risk of dementia in nursing home patients. It's the latest piece in a large puzzle linking shingles vaccinations to neuroprotective benefits.
By: Amy Stulick
Provider networks can be powerful tools for improving negotiating leverage with managed care organizations while also benefiting care coordination. But their effectiveness depends on local market conditions and the structure of the network, as well as a chosen reimbursement structure that makes sense for the market population.
By: Amy Stulick
Skilled nursing acquisitions always produce a lot of chaos and add plenty of variables – technological, staff-wise, operational and sometimes emotional – for the facility team post-acquisition. Finding the right facility leaders, and weeding out those that no longer fit in with quality care and growth, is a make or break task for any transition team.
By: Amy Stulick
Balancing the needs of seasoned and new clinicians in the nursing home sector, along with prepping them for residents with more complex needs has been a
