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Anthony Brino

Anthony Brino is the Editor of Healthcare Payer News, covering a range of health policy and insurance issues, and also the Editor of HIEWatch. Follow Anthony on Twitter @AnthonyBrino.

By Anthony Brino | 09:32 am | March 25, 2015
Some health systems are trying to help patients avoid high-cost bills altogether, by working with insurers to craft value-based plans that offer low out-of-pocket costs.
By Anthony Brino | 03:13 pm | March 24, 2015
Under the provision, CMS could continue to use Medicare Administrative Contractors to "probe and educate" providers on their likely compliance with the two-midnight rule.
By Anthony Brino | 03:05 pm | March 23, 2015
A number of big deals, involving both for-profit and nonprofit health systems, have recently fallen apart amid pushback from regulators and skepticism from researchers, who note a lack of evidence about long-term quality and cost impacts.
By Anthony Brino | 11:30 am | March 23, 2015
The deal comes five years after Humana spent $790 million to buy Concentra, a network of 300 urgent care and physical centers and 245 work-site clinics in 38 states.
By Anthony Brino | 10:02 am | March 20, 2015
Banner finished 2014 with $8.8 billion in total assets.
By Anthony Brino | 09:14 am | March 20, 2015
Many startups aimed at bringing hospitals and physicians software and management services to adapt to new Medicare and insurance payment models.
By Anthony Brino | 10:23 am | March 18, 2015
Changing the bids could take as long as two years.
By Anthony Brino | 08:28 am | March 17, 2015
The nine-hospital Massachusetts-based health system owned by Cerberus Capital Management, lost $52 million in 2013 on $2.1 billion of revenue, according to data disclosed to the Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis.
By Anthony Brino | 09:09 am | March 16, 2015
A few academic medical centers, physician networks and health plans are thinking differently about venture capital by coming up with new ways to spark healthcare entrepreneurship.
By Anthony Brino | 10:18 am | March 12, 2015
University Medical Center of El Paso will have more oversight of El Paso Children's in exchange for forgiving about $40 million in debt.