Medicare to give AI a say in OK'ing, denying treatment
It will affect Medicare patients, and the doctors and hospitals who care for them, in Texas, Arizona, Ohio, Oklahoma, New Jersey and Washington, starting Jan. 1 and running through 2031.. And the timing was surprising: The pilot was announced in late June, just days after the Trump administration unveiled a voluntary effort by private health insurers to revamp and…
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