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Economics
It’s The Payment Models, Stupid! Part 2: Taking It to the States
On February 9th and 10th, Health Affairs published a two-part article by Zeke Emanuel, Merrill Goozner, Matt Guido… Read More
By February 22, 2022
Consumerism
Where Are Employers on Healthcare Price Transparency?
Industry incumbents like hospitals and health plans really don’t have their hearts in this whole cost and price… Read More
By February 16, 2022
Economics
Fighting Fraud Instead of Election Results
What a difference an administration makes, right? Correlation isn’t causation, but it sure seems like the U.S. Justice… Read More
By February 9, 2022
Consumerism
Telehealth Rocks Consumer Healthcare: This Month’s Song
On August 1, 1981, the music industry changed forever. On that auspicious day, MTV began on-air programming of… Read More
By February 3, 2022
Outcomes
Would Healthcare Have Gotten Away with Health Inequity if it Wasn’t for that Meddling Virus?
I’m a big fan of the original Scooby-Doo cartoon series, “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!” I laugh every time… Read More
By February 2, 2022
Economics
How Long is Your Cancer Roll?
A woman I used to work with recently died from cancer. We weren’t close, but I heard secondhand… Read More
By January 26, 2022
Economics
How the Other Half Lives: Selling to Hospitals and Health Systems
In this life, as a healthcare journalist, I’m usually writing about what providers and payers are doing or… Read More
By January 19, 2022
Outcomes
Health Equity Reflections on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Each year on MLK Day, I reread Martin Luther King Jr’s powerful 1963 Letter from the Birmingham Jail…. Read More
By January 18, 2022
Economics
Adding Up the Romantic and Philosophical Benefits of Provider Affiliations
In Bargain, Pete Townshend of The Who sings, “One and one don’t make two. One and one make… Read More
By January 12, 2022
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