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Bipartisan Policy Center @bipartisanpolicy.org · 13/08/2025

🖥 Digital health solutions like remote monitoring are a win-win in the #HealthCare space—but while the money for these tools may be coming in, effective policy is still catching up. We’ve found four key ways to improve digital solutions and keep costs low and patients healthy: ow.ly/v9yb50WFfRv

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Maximizing the Value of Remote Patient Monitoring | Bipartisan Policy Center

Remote patient monitoring has the potential to improve health and reduce costs, but thoughtful policy is essential to unlock its full value.

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Bipartisan Policy Center @bipartisanpolicy.org · 25/06/2025

Between red tape and high costs, the current diagnosis for #Medicare physician payment is “in critical condition.” 🩺 That’s why we’re prescribing our new report on how patients can finally receive a clean—and lower—bill of health. 🏥 bit.ly/44ehlv9

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Bipartisan Policy Center @bipartisanpolicy.org · 07/05/2025

Since 2005, more than 200 rural hospitals have closed. Without congressional action, more are at risk, as key Medicare supports expire in 2025. #RuralHealthCare

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Bipartisan Policy Center @bipartisanpolicy.org · 11/03/2025

Medicare Part B benefits spending is projected to more than double, from $500B in 2023 to $1.17T in 2034. BPC’s new brief explains why physician payment reforms are needed to control costs and improve care. Read more: bipartisanpolicy.org/issue-brief/... #Medicare #HealthPolicy

Bar graph showing that when Medicare premiums increase, senior citizens bear the weight. Medicare Part B monthly premiums have jumped nearly 80 percent since 2015.

Seniors are paying more but their health outcomes aren't improving. Read our new issues brief to learn more about the need for bipartisan reform.

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