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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 | 01:19 pm | April 07, 2015
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service said the final revenue increase was driven by a spike in Medicare fee-for-service spending per capita estimates.
By Anthony Brino | 10:50 am | April 06, 2015
A regional health system in the Pacific Northwest is taking a major step towards price transparency, but there are still caveats for patients managing their own healthcare costs.
By Anthony Brino | 11:35 am | April 03, 2015
The agency had argued that the $195 million takeover violated federal antitrust laws and greatly reduced healthcare competition in the southwest Georgia.
By Anthony Brino | 10:04 am | April 02, 2015
The pharmacy chain will share prescription and visit information of assigned patients with the participating providers through electronic health record integration.
By Anthony Brino | 10:08 am | April 01, 2015
While reimbursement is still being determined, it’s estimated that lung cancer scans for eligible individuals could cost Medicare more than $9 billion for the scans, biopsies and treatments through 2020.
By Anthony Brino | 11:15 am | March 30, 2015
Catamaran serves about 25 million Americans with retail pharmacy network management, mail-order pharmacy, pharmacy claims management and patient-centric specialty pharmacy services to health plans and employers.
By Anthony Brino | 04:25 pm | March 27, 2015
Glenn Haggstrom presided over a medical center project in Aurora, Colorado that ballooned from an expected $328 million to more than $1.7 billion.
By Anthony Brino | 03:45 pm | March 26, 2015
Outpatient payments for cancer hospitals were 37 percent higher than teaching hospitals for the same range of services, report finds.
By Anthony Brino | 12:17 pm | March 25, 2015
“Not all readmissions can or should be prevented; indeed, some are planned as part of sound clinical care,” AHA says.
By Anthony Brino | 10:32 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.