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Consumerism
Scary Stories of Medical Debt
Medical debt haunts millions, lurking in credit reports and reducing access to essentials like housing and business loans…. Read More
By October 29, 2024
Policy
It’s Time to Take People Out of the Interoperability Equation
Earlier this month, Micky Tripathi, Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy/Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology… Read More
By October 23, 2024
Outcomes
Putting Patients First May Actually Pay Off
Show me a hospital, health system, medical practice or any business in healthcare really, and I’ll show you… Read More
By October 16, 2024
Policy
Why Bother Even Trying to Lower Consumer Drug Prices?
I worked with a reporter years ago whose writing style was so complex structurally that his stories were… Read More
By October 9, 2024
System Dynamics
What Your Patients Age 65 and Older Want From You
I don’t like old people (with the notable exception of my mother). I admitted that deep character flaw… Read More
By October 2, 2024
Policy
Wanted: Market Innovation That Uses Low-Cost, Nutritious Food to Improve Seniors’ Prescription Drug Adherence
I have a chip on my shoulder about drug adherence, i.e., people taking their medicine as prescribed. In… Read More
By September 25, 2024
System Dynamics
It’s Not Me, It’s You
The collars of healthcare trade association executives must be getting a little tight right now as costs continue… Read More
By September 18, 2024
Economics
Taking the Medical Debt Foot Off the Throats of Consumers
Any story about medical debt is inherently negative. I get it, and I love it. As a journalist,… Read More
By September 11, 2024
System Dynamics
The Secret to Getting a Fair, Timely and Accurate Medical Bill
Most journalists are introverts. It’s true. We consciously or subconsciously choose journalism as our profession because it forces… Read More
By September 4, 2024
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