SACRAMENTO, California — La administración Trump ha extendido su política de mano dura en inmigración a la red de atención médica pública, iniciando investigaciones sobre el gasto de Medicaid en al menos seis estados liderados por demócratas. Estos estados brindan cobertura médica integral a inmigrantes pobres y con discapacidades que viven en el país sin…
Wisp partnered with Visby Medical to expand access to Visby’s at-home sexually transmitted infection test and provide follow-up treatment through Wisp’s telehealth platform. The post Wisp, Visby Partner to Expand Access to At-Home STI Test appeared first on MedCity News.
Statistical de-identification is as much a tactical activity as a strategic one. Here are several concrete steps the regulated community can take to get the most out of statistical de-identification initiatives. The post How to Approach the Statistical De-Identification Process Effectively appeared first on MedCity News.
Jessica Walradt, vice president of value-based care contracting and performance, describes communicating with C-suite leaders who rarely think about VBC payment models
The systems getting value from AI aren’t doing more, they’re choosing better. Instead of chasing ten initiatives, they align around the few levers that actually move the enterprise. The post AI, Discernment, and the Discipline of Access to Healthcare appeared first on MedCity News.
Headed into a lame-duck session, the AHA requested Congress to act on key priorities for health systems before the end of 2024
Abarca Health and LucyRx plan to combine to build a larger independent PBM serving more than 9 million members. The post Abarca Health and LucyRx to Combine to Scale Independent PBM Model appeared first on MedCity News.
By MIKE MAGEE After Trump crashed the markets, citizens worldwide are “feeling the pressure.” But in the spirit of calming us down, let’s consider a story of human cooperation and success from our past. It has been estimated that a medical student learns approximately 15,000 new words during the four years of training. One of…
For 2025, the average star rating for Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug contracts was 3.92, compared to 4.07 for 2024, 4.14 for 2023 and 4.37 for 2022. The post Medicare Advantage Star Ratings Drop Again appeared first on MedCity News.
The HHS Secretary contends that federal policy financially rewarded hospitals for reporting staff vaccination rates