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Harvey Tettlebaum

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New CMS Disclosure Rule Implemented

The rule requires providers to disclose any affiliations they have had with a current or former Medicare provider that has been in an act identified as a risk of fraud, waste, or abuse.


Husch Blackwell

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New CMS Disclosure Rule Implemented

The rule requires providers to disclose any affiliations they have had with a current or former Medicare provider that has been in an act identified as a risk of fraud, waste, or abuse.


Michael J. McGuinness

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Convergence Transactions: A Lawyer’s Perspective

Michael J. McGuinness and Aarthi Belani share how convergence transactions pose challenges such as distinct regulatory regimes, potentially incompatible corporate cultures, and differing expectations for executive compensation, while working out these alliances.


Aarthi Belani

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Convergence Transactions: A Lawyer’s Perspective

Michael J. McGuinness and Aarthi Belani share how convergence transactions pose challenges such as distinct regulatory regimes, potentially incompatible corporate cultures, and differing expectations for executive compensation, while working out these alliances.


Larry Faulkner

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Three Strategies for Improving Emergency Department Flow, Crowding

Crowding of the emergency department can often affect health outcomes for patients and even contribute to patient readmissions, creating a vicious cycle for an already troubling crowding problem. 


Eyad Farah

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Preparing Pharmacy for Performance-Based Reimbursement

How pharmacies should adopt value- and performance-based payment models and offer DIR fee reductions for pharmacists’ and their patients’ benefit.


Peter Wehrwein

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FDA Approves Rezdiffra, First Drug for NASH

Madrigal Pharmaceuticals is pricing Rezdiffra (resmetirom) at wholesale acquisition price of $47,400 per year.


Joel Swider

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Six Things Healthcare Execs Should Know About Proposed Stark Rule

Although commenting on the Proposed Rule is closed, if finalized, the Proposed Rule would have a significant impact on the way hospitals and physicians structure future compensation arrangements.


Lindsey Croasdale

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Six Things Healthcare Execs Should Know About Proposed Stark Rule

Although commenting on the Proposed Rule is closed, if finalized, the Proposed Rule would have a significant impact on the way hospitals and physicians structure future compensation arrangements.


Kiel Zillmer

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Six Things Healthcare Execs Should Know About Proposed Stark Rule

Although commenting on the Proposed Rule is closed, if finalized, the Proposed Rule would have a significant impact on the way hospitals and physicians structure future compensation arrangements.


Jean-Pierre Stephan

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Payers Need to Work on Earning-and Keeping-Trust

Data security is just one part of it. Payers also need to deliver an excellent member experience to create and maintain trust.


Steven Nemerson

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Dynamic Schedule Process Benefits Hospitals, Providers, and Patients

Inaccurate forecasting of the time needed with patients can result in many negative effects, starting with a basic inability to accommodate for individual patient variability. 


James D. Cimino

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Alexa, Can You Transform Healthcare?

Voice user interfaces could make healthcare more efficient and effective.


Richard G. Stefanacci, DO, MGH, MBA, AGSF, CMD

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Alexa, Can You Transform Healthcare?

Voice user interfaces could make healthcare more efficient and effective.


Matthew Pakizegee, PharmD, MS, HCDA

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Alexa, Can You Transform Healthcare?

Voice user interfaces could make healthcare more efficient and effective.


Jodi Smith

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Is Healthcare a Social or Medical Issue? SDoH Make it Both

People are missing the point about social determinants of health


Jani Ahonala

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How ePRO Solutions Are the Great Equalizer in Access to Healthcare

How electronic patient-reported outcome solutions can help democratize access to cancer care and improve experiences for patients and clinic care teams.


Steve Levine

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Opinion: Rethinking Mental Health Access for a New Model of Care

Today's model for managing major depressive and anxiety disorders is outdated, ineffective, and a massive problem when there are about 46.6 million Americans who have a mental illness, 17 million of whom suffer from depression.


Tim O’Malley

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How Has Patient Monitoring Changed Since COVID-19?

Beyond the toll the novel coronavirus has taken on our friends and loved ones, COVID-19 has brought to light how our healthcare system has been challenged in the face of a pandemic and a surging influx of patients.


Bruce Arnold

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Considering the Journey to Improved Customer Experience in Healthcare

For those healthcare organizations that embrace the idea of improving the consumer’s experience throughout their healthcare journey, there can be a payoff.


William Shrank

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Opinion: Can Physicians Reduce Waste?

While it is a common understanding that too much of the $3.6 trillion we spend on healthcare is not wisely spent, there are opportunities for the industry to make some changes.


Meera Atkins

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Opinion: Can Physicians Reduce Waste?

While it is a common understanding that too much of the $3.6 trillion we spend on healthcare is not wisely spent, there are opportunities for the industry to make some changes.




Jared Kaltwasser

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For Patients with PAH, HRQoL Impacts are Significant and Complex

Research shows health-related quality of life is impacted in major ways by pulmonary arterial hypertension, but a solution to the problem—and the disease itself—has proven elusive.


Rahul Varshneya

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Six Telemedicine Concerns Plaguing Health Industry

The use of telemedicine has increased rapidly; leading to increased satisfaction and positive operations in healthcare. However, it's implementation also carries some concerins. Here's how to steer clear of them.



Emily Graham

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Paying it Forward: How Payers Can Accelerate the Transition to Value-based Care

With healthcare costs outpacing income growth and health insurance deductibles increasing by 212% over the past decade, many patients are left feeling that their health insurance doesn’t provide as much value as it did 10 years ago.


JaeLynn Williams

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Opinion: Addressing Balance Billing in Ground, Air Emergency Transportation

Health Affairs' study points out problems with balance billing, but doesn’t address entire issue.


Kerri Lenderman

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Disruption in The Payer Landscape

Addressing the disruption in the payer landscape and the adjustments hospitals and medical groups should make to prepare for compelling events so they don't lose patients and revenue.

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