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America’s next big healthcare reform might already be underway
By Rachel Cohen Booth
How the No Surprises Act’s nonprofit arbitrators are operating like ‘mini gods’ and getting rich doing it
By Tara Bannow
Shopping for Your 2027 Medicare Coverage Is Extra Important Now
By Mark Miller
By Alice Tracey
Surprise, you've got medical bills!
By Alexandra Olgin
House Democrat seeks to scrap No Surprises Act’s costly arbitration process
By Tara Bannow
Axios Future of Health Care
By Adriel Bettelheim and Caitlin Owens
Social entrepreneurs: Putting money where their heart is
By KS Badri Narayanan
Private Equity Quietly Reshapes India’s Hospital Landscape, Landmark Study Reveals
by Ophelia Keating
Hidden Help: A New Push for Hospitals to Prevent Medical Debt
By Melanie Evans and Dan Gorenstein
by Barbara Booth
‘We are facing a tidal wave’: Thousands of people to lose healthcare coverage in Rhode Island this week
By Luis Hernandez
Mayo Charged Private Insurance over 4 Times More than Medicare for Outpatient Procedures in 2022
By Alyssa Chen
SPH researchers publish new tracker to map private equity involvement in healthcare nationwide
By Brendon Wen
It really is bleak out there, and list prices matter
By Bob Herman
As WakeMed, Atrium deal moves forward, concerns about cost remain
By Harrison Grubb
Hospital-insurer network threats cluster in a ‘Goldilocks zone’: Study
By Kelly Gooch
A private equity-owned hospital chain is becoming a nonprofit. Is it just a bailout for investors?
By Tara Bannow
Allina quietly started, then stopped, saving appointment slots for privately insured patients
By Christopher Snowbeck
Hampton Roads Hospitals Post Prices, but Some Rates Remain Hard to Figure Out
By Yiqing Wang
Private equity is cashing in on autism therapy. Children are paying the price.
By Beth Hawkins & Nicholas Perez
Your health insurer may already own your doctor’s office
by Damilola Esebame
Where is your healthcare dollar going?
by Janet Nguyen
Behind the growing power of No Surprises Act arbitrators
by Noah Tong
10 key questions about the proposed WakeMed-Atrium deal
By Michelle Crouch
The Doctor Is Out: Private Equity Clinic Closures Led to Gap in Some Patients’ Care
By Ike Swetlitz
States try new tactics to bring down high hospital prices
By Alex Olgin
AI is now deciding who gets healthcare in 6 US states – and it's already harming patients
By Tom Knowles
State laws may be curbing private equity takeovers of physician group
by Tara Bannow
The Rise of Telehealth 'Pill Mills'
by Alana Semuels
Providers notch No Surprises Act legal win that could boost their pay
By Tara Bannow
CMS' mandatory VBC programs brought substantial administrative costs for hospitals: study
By Dave Muoio
How hospital monopolies are driving up the cost of your health care
By Peter Whoriskey
Your health care bill is incomprehensible. Congress is stepping in.
By Simon J. Levien
Telemedicine company touted by Novo Nordisk stressed profits over patient safety, ex-workers say
By Elaine Chen
Oregon Grapevine: Medicine and the Law
by Barbara Dellenback
Health Care Inc.
by Bob Herman
Lawmakers Target the Power of Health Insurance Giants
by Reed Abelson and Rebecca Robbins
Opponents urge Wake commissioners to block WakeMed merger with Atrium Health
By Richard Stradling
Opponents warn WakeMed-Atrium merger could raise costs, reduce local control
by Flynn Snyder
Advocacy Groups Speak Out Against WakeMed’s Proposed Merger with Atrium
by Regan Butler
by Alex Olgin
Hospital price caps gain momentum across states
by Alan Condon
Medicare Advantage Company Pays $342M to Government in Midst of Billing Probe
By Fred Schulte
Democrats To Propose Bill Capping Out-of-Pocket Medicare Costs for Enrollees
By Julie Appleby
Brown scholar offers Congress actionable solutions for Medicare Advantage overpayment issues
By Corrie Pikul
Tennessee Pharmacy Law Aims to Avoid Arkansas’ Fate
by Lauren Clason
The Primary Care Crisis: Why many Americans can’t find a doctor and what to do about it.
By Kate Rope
Indiana Takes On Powerful Hospitals by Capping Prices They Charge Employers
By Phil Galewitz and Samantha Liss
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