Immigrant Advocate: Revoking Dreamers’ Health Insurance Access Will Impact Providers and Patients
An estimated 750,000 to 2 million people would lose health insurance with proposed rule, with the potential to further burden EDs
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Dr. Oz Makes No Assurances on Medicaid Funding Cuts
President Trump’s pick to lead the CMS, Dr. Oz, promises to fight healthcare fraud and push to make Americans healthier
MedPAC Grapples with Higher Cost of Medicare Advantage to Taxpayers
Commission says reforms are needed to address relatively higher levels of payment stemming largely from coding intensity and favorable selection
Medical Schools Abroad: Meeting Demands of Physician Shortage in U.S.
“Medical schools in the US and Canada aren’t expanding enough to address projected workforce challenge,” AUC Dean says
With AHRQ Under Threat, Backers Remind Congress of Its Value
Friends of AHRQ stress that it provides the resources necessary to determine the effectiveness of health systems delivery
Report: Medicaid Cuts Would Rip Away Health Coverage from Millions
If the House’s cuts become law, a third of all people of color relying on Medicaid would be disadvantaged
VA to Pick Up Pace of EHR Deployments, But GAO Still Raising Issues
VA’s Electronic Health Record Modernization Office expects to go live at 13 sites in 2026
Developer of App For Managing Musculoskeletal Conditions Files For IPO
San Francisco-based Hinge Health grew its revenues by a third to nearly $400 million last year. Its customer base include more than 40 percent of Fortune 500 companies.
Without Congressional Action, Telehealth Waivers to Expire March 31
Draft Continuing Resolution released on March 8 includes an extension of the telehealth flexibilities through September 30
Pear Suite Community Health Worker Network Expands
Over the past ten months, Pear Suite has partnered with seven health plans to recruit and onboard more than 1,000 community health workers