City Therapeutics’ Upsized IPO Raises $200M to Bring RNAi Drugs Beyond the Liver
City Therapeutics’ lead RNA interference therapy could become an alternative to blockbuster-selling anticoagulants. The company’s…
City Therapeutics’ Upsized IPO Raises $200M to Bring RNAi Drugs Beyond the Liver
City Therapeutics’ lead RNA interference therapy could become an alternative to blockbuster-selling anticoagulants. The company’s technology for designing RNAi drugs and delivering them to tissues throughout the body has already led to partnerships with Bausch + Lomb in eye diseases and Biogen in central nervous system disorders. The post City Therapeutics’ Upsized IPO Raises $200M…
Creating Oases of Care in Pediatric Care Deserts
Chris Johnson, founder and CEO of Bluebird Kids Health, talks about building clinics in Florida with a focus on value-based care arrangements
Patient Advocate Warns Digital Health Risks Are Undermining Trust and Patient Safety
Addressing digital harms in healthcare requires collaboration among stakeholders, with a focus on integrating patient voices into system design, governance, and accountability
The Impending End of Cross-Subsidization
There is no single solution to the cross-subsidization problem. But here are some strategic actions that can make a health system’s economics more sustainable. The post The Impending End of Cross-Subsidization appeared first on MedCity News.
How AI Is Connecting MedTech’s Data Without Compromising Compliance
The connected, agent-ready enterprise is the model that wins, where compliance and intelligence operate together. The post How AI Is Connecting MedTech’s Data Without Compromising Compliance appeared first on MedCity News.
Next Governor To Face Thorny Choices After California’s Rapid Medicaid Expansion
In March 2025, when California ran out of Medicaid funds to pay doctors and hospitals, the state borrowed $3.4 billion to keep the program afloat. It was, as a spokesperson for Gov. Gavin Newsom insisted, nothing new. Indeed, a handful of times over the years, the state had taken out internal, short-term loans to sustain…
After Booting 760K People From ACA Plans, Trump Administration Has Added Some Back
Late last month, the Trump administration announced that it had cut 760,000 people from the Affordable Care Act rolls, claiming fraud and improper enrollments and touting billions in potential taxpayer savings. Not all of those kicked off were fraudulently enrolled, KFF Health News has learned. Insurance industry sources said the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid…
Nurse-Led Rounding Leads to Quality Gains Across a SNF Network
Beth Israel Lahey Health Performance Network’s Michelle McGeachie, R.N., details lessons learned setting up a rounding program in its preferred SNF network
Rosarium Health Forms Home Modification Partnership with Anthem Medi-Cal
Rosarium Health partnered with Anthem Medi-Cal to provide home safety modifications for eligible members. The post Rosarium Health Forms Home Modification Partnership with Anthem Medi-Cal appeared first on MedCity News.
Green Card Processing Backlogs for Refugees and Asylees Could Have Implications for Health Coverage and Care
This data note highlights changes in green card (I-485) application processing for refugees and asylees between fiscal year (FY) 2021 and FY2025, as well as across the first three quarters of FY2025 to FY2026 (since FY2026 data are only available through the third quarter). It discusses the implications of these trends for access to federally…
