Healthcare Finance Staff
A former Medicare administrator who helped nurture many of the Affordable Care Act's new Medicare regulations is bringing his experience to the private sector.
In branding, sometimes it's worth giving up old ideas and trying new ones, or at least transitioning to new messages when it seems they're not resonating.
What happens when the insurers who flooded exchanges and garnered the bulk of the membership increase their rates?
Health reform is creating a new impetus for regional payers and providers to collaborate on long-standing problems. Medicare is proving to be a good place to start.
UnitedHealth Group's big data venture is plying new waters in deals with several powerful healthcare institutions, trying to create value with one of healthcare's largest databases.
For the many health organizations trying out or diving into accountable care, there are some important ideas from abroad to consider during the next stages of design and evaluation.
It's been pretty quiet lately on the Obamcare front, but that is about to change. To say this fall's open-enrollment has the potential to be problematic is an understatement.
Healthcare advocates for seniors are trying to stop a managed care expansion for the country's largest Medicare-Medicaid dual eligible population, in what could be a precedent for other states.
Americans living in rural areas will be a key target as insurers, states and nonprofit groups strategize how to enroll more people in exchange plans this fall.
The currents of health reform and consumerization are getting more treacherous for incumbent hospital businesses, but payers and retailers, especially, have waves to ride.