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Will the end of enhanced ACA subsidies mean the beginning of a health insurance crisis?

Enrollment in Affordable Care Act health plans has soared because of enhanced subsidies enacted during the COVID-19 public health emergency. Democrats (and perhaps some moderate Republicans) want them continued. Republicans say they have better ideas about how to keep Americans in the individual market covered, including health savings accounts and association health plans.

Transforming Post-Acute Care into an Integrated, Member-Centric Process

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Overcoming the overconfidence problem

Large language models are sure-footed at supplying answers, but what happens in medical contexts when that certainty can be a liability?

2025 Digital Healthcare Outlook: Compliance, Security and Collaboration

Some regulatory changes are already set to happen this year, but reduced regulation under the new administration could have a ripple effects in healthcare. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence is likely to have pronounced impact on nonclinical workflows in 2025.

The Rise of the Modular PBM Model

Why the great pharma-MedTech divide is healthcare’s biggest miss

Healthcare struggles with siloed systems despite advancements. Innovators like Roche and Abbott show the power of strategic convergence for better patient outcomes.

TAVR Equal to Surgery in Low-Risk Patients with Severe Aortic Stenosis | ACC 2025

Researchers found that at five years, patients with severe aortic stenosis who were treated with either TAVR or surgery had comparable rates of all-cause mortality or disabling stroke.

What the Trump Presidency Will Mean for U.S. Healthcare and Managed Care

This webinar on "What the Trump Presidency Will Mean for U.S. Healthcare and Managed Care" includes panelists Lindsay Greenleaf, J.D., MBA; Ryann Hill, M.P.H. and Patrick Cooney, discussing possible changes to healthcare policies and programs under the Trump administration, including the future of the Inflation Reduction and Affordable Care Acts, PBM reform and Medicare Advantage.

FAQ: What UnitedHealthcare’s prior authorization changes could ignite for the industry

UnitedHealthcare prior authorization changes cut approvals 30% as AHIP pushes e‑processing; Larry Levitt of KFF warns voluntary moves may not last.

Top 5 most-read stories out of the 2025 AAD annual meeting

The top stories out of the AAD annual meeting highlight how dermatology care is evolving.