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Bloomberg—President Donald Trump is considering executive action to cut drug prices ahead of the 2020 election, officials familiar with the matter say, as he enters his re-election seeking to rebut Democratic criticism that his policies have hurt healthcare consumers.February 11
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Providers can’t stand payer audits, but those that use technology to manage the experience can find that it makes a difference.February 3
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Most Americans want personalized, actionable healthcare information, but not if it puts their personal health data in peril.January 28
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The Trump administration took another step toward lifting the veil on opaque healthcare prices Friday, advancing two regulations intended to give consumers more information about the cost of medical services.November 15
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Markets for hospital services have become increasingly concentrated, as closures and consolidation mean fewer institutions are taking care of more patients.September 17
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A state’s efforts to eliminate surprise medical bills have paid an unusual dividend—more in-network physicians willing to participate.August 23
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Blue Shield of California is partnering with a company that is making use of telehealth services to enable follow-up care for home care visits by physicians.August 14
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Only about 10 percent of Americans have used telehealth services, and many of those who haven’t say they have limited access to it or are unaware of telehealth options.August 5
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AHA says proposal exceeds Trump administration’s legal authority and that it should be abandoned.August 2
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The integrated delivery system is offering a platform of tools and services to help organizations move beyond fee-for-service approaches.July 17
