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AI hasn’t solved all the problems plaguing healthcare’s revenue cycle — but R1’s Lee Kupferman says that it is getting closer, one gray area at a time. The post What Is AI Getting Right — and Wrong — in Healthcare’s Revenue Cycle? appeared first on MedCity News.

KFF’s analysis found that the average number of issuers offering plans on the Marketplaces declined to 9 issuers per state in 2026, compared to 9.6 issuers per state in 2025. The post KFF: Insurer Participation in ACA Marketplaces Is Down appeared first on MedCity News.

UniQure is preparing to seek accelerated FDA approval for its Huntington’s disease gene therapy, a move that follows the FDA’s reversal of its prior position calling for another clinical trial. This gene therapy is the latest in a growing list of rare disease treatments to receive reconsideration from an FDA that appears to be swinging…

Combined upper and lower GI endoscopy is becoming standard practice across many US healthcare settings, but the quality infrastructure for upper GI has not kept pace with the procedures now being performed on it. The post Combined GI Procedures Are Becoming Routine – AI Can Help Address the Gap in Upper GI Quality Standards appeared…

The healthcare organizations getting this right are not defined by how much they’ve automated. They are defined by how deliberately they’ve protected the human touchpoints that drive trust, engagement, and outcomes. The post The Human Behind the Machine: Why Healthcare Must Resist the Rush To Automate appeared first on MedCity News.

As air transportation for organs becomes more common, both in response to tech advancements and changing federal guidelines, the industry needs tools that synchronize communication between dispersed teams and can keep pace with air transport. The post Leveraging Technology to Navigate the New Era of Continuous Organ Distribution appeared first on MedCity News.